According to the Diddy/Dirty Money websiteDiddy/Dirty Money website, Diddy will be on ABC's "Nightline" tonight at 11:35 PM ET.

But, on their website, they already have the text feature available. It's a long interview conducted by Martin Bashir. Definitely worth reading. There is also a clip from the interview and a behind the scenes clip. Check those out below.

On Universal Music's Off TV Facebook page, you can check out a quick clip from this morning's Dirty Money press conference in France.

Yesterday, Dirty Money performed "Hello Good Morning" on French TV show "Le Grand Journal." Check out the performance on Player CANAL+, care of the Diddy/Dirty Money website.

Fashionista's Lauren Sherman and On the Runway's Cathy Horyn report from last night's CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America) Awards.

Horyn praised the show and mentioned that Diddy was featured in a lighthearted video, joking about the fashion industry.

"One would much rather laugh at the image of the industry, as people did so vigorously during the P. Diddy video, than witness another occasion for self-congratulation," she wrote.

Diddy's appearance on Peter Rosenberg's "Noisemakers" has been moved to July 6, according to the "Noisemakers" website.

Via Elliott Wilson.

Last week, I reported that Diddy would join Jermaine Dupri on stage at the 2010 VH1 "Hip-Hop Honors," with Dupri being one of the honorees. Check out the performance below. The program airs tonight on VH1 at 9 PM ET.

Josh Wigler of MTV reports that "Get Him to the Greek" was the best new release at the box office in it's opening weekend, grossing $17.4 million.

According to reports, this seems to be a modest success. Wigler calls it "respectable," saying that it nearly halves the film's $40 million dollar production budget.

Other new releases included "Killers" (starring Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl), "Marmaduke" and "Spice." They banked $16.1 million, $11.3 million and $7.4 million, respectively, according to Nikki Finke.

Including previous releases, "Greek" finished behind only "Shrek Forever After 3D," which came in with $24.3 million.

"Get Him to the Greek" premiered last Friday and there are literally hundreds of reviews out for the film. Check out a smaller sampling below. For more, check out the exhaustive list at Rotten Tomatoes, where the film has an aggregate rating of 75%, "Certified Fresh."

Rebecca Murray of About.com (4 and 1/2 out of 5)
Roger Ebert (3 Stars, 1 Thumb Up)
Patrick Kolan of IGN AU (3.5 out of 5)
Michael Rechtshaffen of Reuters
Craig D. Lindsey of NewsObserver.com
Liz Braun of the Toronto Sun
Claudia Puig of USA TODAY (2 and 1/2 out of 4)
Brad Brevet of RopeofSilicon.com (B+)
Elizabeth Weitzman of the New York Daily News (4 out of 5)
Joshua Rothkopf of Time Out New York (3 out of 5)
Dylan of WordsFinest (B)
Kam Williams of Black Star News (3.5: Excellent)
Aaron Leitko of The Washington Post (2 out of 4)
Bryan Kristopowitz of 411mania.com (7.5: Good)
David Denby of The New Yorker
Massawyrm of Ain't It Cool News (Highly Recommended)
Richard Corliss of TIME
A.O. Scott of The New York Times

Finally, check out the video review by Richard Roeper below. He gave it an A-.


Via Josh Wigler and SOHOOD.

Diddy/Dirty Money will make their U.K. debut with a performance on BBC's "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross," according to a ticket giveaway promoted by Diddy's Twitter. Check the BBC website for listings.

For those of us in America, the show does air on BBC America on Fridays at 10:20 PM ET. But, it's unclear when the episode with Diddy will be shown on the channel. If I hear anything, I'll have it here.

A new song by Dirty Money has appeared online. The record, labeled "I Want Your Love," features some opening ad-libs from producer Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins. Essentially, it features 3 verses: one from Dawn Richard, one from Kalenna and then a rapped verse by Diddy, along with a chorus that (sounds like it) features all three singing. Sounds like a very solid record. Stay tuned for a legitimate link to listen to it.