p. diddy
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Suge Knight Warns P. Diddy About What Life Could Be Like For Him in Prison, And There Is No ‘Love’
In his prison podcast, the former Death Row Records boss said that Diddy's “life is in danger” amid legal woes.
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History of the Best Black Performances at the Super Bowl
From a host of HBCU marching bands to Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Usher, here's a list of Black artists who've excited millions every year.
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Russell Simmons Responds to Six-Year-Old Rape Allegations
The hip-hop mogul also dished on rocky relationship with ex-wife Kimora Lee Simmons
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Puffy Drops a Bag on Jackson State University
The accomplished music executive made a $1 million donation to the HBCU during their first football game of the season.
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New Music Festival Wants To Recreate Iconic ‘Black Woodstock!”
Summer of Soul: Can a seminal, end-of-summer music experience take over New York City more than 50 years after the original?
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Jamie Foxx’s Condition Has Changed, But The Conspiracies Have Not
People on social media are theorizing why Foxx is truly in the hospital and it needs to end.
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Kanye West Gets A Cease & Desist And A Possible $250 Million Lawsuit from George Floyd’s Family
It all just got real for Ye over his unhinged remarks of late.
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‘Welcome to the Love Era’: Sean Combs on Starting New R&B Label and Saving the Black Race
The artist formerly known as P. Diddy goes in depth about finding purpose in the September issue of Vanity Fair.
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Businessman Notoriously Criticized for Exploiting Black Music Artists Calls Out Corporations for Exploiting Black Community
Diddy is dabbling in an interesting (and dangerous) game of “This you??” on Black Twitter. In a letter addressed to General Motors published via his Revolt TV website on Thursday, Diddy (born Sean Combs) critiqued the corporation that “exploited our culture, undermined our power, and excluded Black entrepreneurs from participating in the value created by…
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Nothing Is Certain but Death, Taxes and Diddy Changing His Name—Again
Sean “Diddy” Combs is a man of many businesses, children and aliases. From his humble Mount Vernon, N.Y., beginnings as “Puffy,” to his ascension into the music mogul “Puff Daddy,” to his 2001 transformation into “P. Diddy,” to eventually settling on “Diddy” in 2005—we’ll omit his brief flirtation with “Brother Love”—the Combs Enterprises chairman and…