Diddy and sons

Sean “Diddy” Combs turned the big 4-0 with a black-tie celebration at the ritzy Plaza Hotel in New York City on Thursday (Nov. 19). The star-studded event drew the likes of Jay-Z, Bono, Young Jeezy, Nelly, Estelle, Cassie, Rick Ross, Lupe Fiasco, Martha Stewart, and Kim Kardashian. Trey Songz and the legendary Al Green performed for the birthday boy.

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This is the remix. Diddy-Dirty Money’s new Last Train to Paris singles get the remix treatment courtesy of Rick Ross (“Angels”) and Jim Jones, Fabolous, and Red Café (“Love Come Down”).

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Diddy visited “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Friday (Nov. 13). He sang “Happy Birthday” to the late-night host, presented him with a birthday present, and raised a toast in his honor. He also spoke about his reality show, Dirty Money crew, and first job as a paperboy.

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Diddy’s giving more than he’s getting. He shares his heartache on “Hurt,” a new song from Dirty Money’s Last Train to Paris recording sessions. Drake commiserates with a verse about underwear in the dryer and hair in the sink.

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Diddy does the Diddy Bop and gets inducted into the Interscope Records family with his own Beats by Dr. Dre headphones in the Rage-directed video for “Love Come Down,” one of two lead singles from his Last Train to Paris album, set for a 2010 release. The Dirty Money crew consists of Puff, former Danity Kane member Dawn Richard, and singer-songwriter Kalenna.

The worlds of fashion and music collided in Brazil for Oi Fashion Rocks. Mariah Carey, Estelle, Diddy and Dirty Money, Ja Rule, and birthday girl Ciara, who turns 24 today, put on a stylish show at the Jockey Club in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday (Oct. 24). Watch the performances below.

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For a week that was supposed to be celebratory, Shyne has experienced quite a few setbacks. After learning that he would not be released from prison on Tuesday as previously scheduled, the rapper is now refuting comments made by Sean “Diddy” Combs during an interview last month.

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Diddy announced on Twitter today that he has officially left Warner Music Group and signed a new deal with Interscope Geffen A&M, leaving behind his Bad Boy roster and catalog. But while the move is good news for Puff, what does it mean for his group Day26?

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