Probably the strongest track on Last Train To Paris. Janelle Monae wrote this, right? Just admit it.

Rick Ross celebrated his birthday @ King of Diamonds in Miami this weekend, with he and Diddy (apparently) spending an excess of $1 Million, much of it thrown around frivolously. The stunt was so over the top that it required a Brinks truck to deliver more cash to be tossed in the air obnoxiously. Pharrell, [cont.]

Two of the better cuts from Diddy’s Last Train To Paris get the superstar remixes. LISTEN: Diddy – “Someone To Love Me (Remix)” (feat. Mary J. Blige + Lil Wayne) LISTEN: Diddy – “Hello, Good Morning (Remix)” (feat. Eminem) Via: TIRB, TI50 Via:

Chelsea Handler knows how to bring the best out of her interviewees, and her latest with Diddy finds him offering to pull out his dick for her. Yes.

Regardless of how you feel about his music, nobody can deny the business man and walking promotion machine that is Diddy. Truth of the matter is, many out there don’t really love Diddy musically, beyond the original Biggie Bad Boy era, but we follow him regardless to see if he will strike gold once again. [cont.]

Diddy’s in the hot seat on The View. He explains why he is not married to any of the three women he’s had children with. Barbra Wa-Wa just stares with a cocked eyebrow at his response.

Diddy delivers a pair of new videos for his Last Train To Paris project, in stores today.

Words cannot express the above performance. Which raises another question, is the studio audience on SNL not allowed to “boo”?

SNL revisits this overdone sketch, this time with Diddy as the gassed up record producer over Andy Samberg’s The Blizzard Man character. And Robert DeNiro. In drag.

Diddy’s concept album hits December 14th. 1. Intro 2. Yeah Yeah You Would 3. I Hate That You Love Me 4. Ass On The Floor (Feat. Swizz Beatz) 5. Looking For Love (Feat. Usher) 6. Someone To Love Me 7. Hate You Now 8. Yesterday (Feat. Chris Brown) 9. Shades (Feat. Lil Wayne & Justin [cont.]

In the above video, you’ll find various celebrities, including Swizz Beatz, Alicia Keys, Justin Timberlake, Jay Sean, Ryan Seacrest, and others explaining how they will freeze their social networking accounts for World Aids Day, which is tomorrow Dec. 1. They will not resume tweeting until a sum of (drum roll) ONE MILLION DOLLARS is raised.

Diddy’s musical autobiography debuted on E! this evening. The Last Train To Paris in stores December 14th.

Swizz Beatz continues his official sponsored weekly Monster Mondays free MP3 series with this Dirty Money collaboration. Those drums sound familiar. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Swizz Beatz – “Ass On The Floor” (feat. Dirty Money) Swizz Beatz – “Ass On The Floor” (feat. Dirty Money) Via: BM

New material from Game, most likely off R.E.D., dropping…uh… in the future. LISTEN: Game + Diddy – “Red Bottoms” Courtesy of YAF

Not surprisingly, after the release of two singles, Diddy and Rawse will team up for a collaborative EP as the Bugatti Boys.

Heh, Dirty Money’s got a new name. The NFAC for short?

Video for Dirty Money’s fourth single from Last Train To Paris.

Rick Ross and “Puff Daddy” reunite for another one with this curious spelling of Miami’s premiere hotel hotspot. Ch-Ch-Bloaw. LISTEN: Bugatti Boyz (Rick Ross + Puff Daddy) – “Fountaine Blaeu” (feat. Masspike Miles) Bugatti Boys (Rick Ross + Puff Daddy) – “Fountaine Blaeu” (feat. Masspike Miles)

Remix of Diddy and Dirty Money’s latest single, featuring the remix king, Busta Rhymes and Drizzy. LISTEN: Diddy + Dirty Money – “Loving You No More (Remix)” (feat. Busta Rhymes + Drake)