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Despite the federal charges brought down against Diddy in the recent lawsuit, the hard reality of his alleged crimes is the irreversible experiences that his victims will have to live with. Artists like Usher and Justin Bieber were mere teenagers when they were first exposed to the music industry through their connection to Diddy. There is no knowing the secrets behind closed doors.

Diddy in Mo Money Mo Problems music video with The Notorious B.I.G. and Mase [Credit: Bad Boy Records, Arista Records]

Now, as those secrets slowly begin to unravel and come under public scrutiny, Diddy gets a taste of what life behind bars would be like. Placed under arrest with no bail, the disgraced rapper now awaits his trial even as he pleads his innocence against all charges, including racketeering and sex trafficking.

With every gory detail now haunting the public since P Diddy’s arrest, reality...

American comedian and television host Nick Cannon has been at the center of several activities and events. Being a father of 12 children, it is fairly safe to assume that Cannon has seen and experienced plenty of things.

Nick Cannon | Credits: Instagram via @nickcannon

Well, being the rapper and comedian that he is, Nick Cannon talked about how he had attended one of the infamous Diddy’s parties when he was 16 or 17 years old. It seems that things might have been worse about his parties than what people assume.

Nick Cannon Attended One of Diddy’s Parties!

Back when Cannon wasn’t so popular, he was just another teenager who was a part of the rap group “Da G4 Dope Bomb Squad”. Although they weren’t very famous, the group often opened for the likes of Will Smith, 98 Degrees, and more.

Diddy in Come To Me music video | Credits: YouTube...

Touted as Hong Kong’s first radiation-disaster blockbuster, Anthony Pun’s Cesium Fallout chronicles the political and frontline responses to a national catastrophe as it unfolds on the outskirts of the city. Emulating the blockbusters of Irwin Allen and Roland Emmerich, the rampant urban destruction is complemented by a star-studded ensemble of some of the local industry’s most prominent talent. Andy Lau takes top billing as the scientist drafted to advise Karen Mok’s bullheaded politician when a fire breaks out in a landfill site riddled with illegal radioactive waste. As the leadership bickers over the appropriate response and who is to be reprimanded, it falls to the blue collar heroes of the Hong Kong Fire Services Department to tackle the inferno head on.

Yu Bai and Louise Wong are among the heroes in helmets putting their lives on the line for the sake of seven million innocent souls,...

Nick Cannon is looking back at attending one of the infamous “Diddy parties” when he was a teenager.

As you know, the 54-year-old music mogul was arrested and charged on multiple crimes, including sex trafficking, racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution, and he’s currently sitting in jail while awaiting trial.

In a new interview, Nick, 44, detailed attending one of Diddy‘s parties when he was only “like 16, 17.”

Keep reading to find out more…“I’ve even been at one when I was a kid,” Nick shared on the October 11 episode of The Breakfast Club podcast. “I’ve remember standing outside, trying to get into a Puff party out here in New York.”

Nick went on to compare Diddy‘s parties to like the ones shown in the late Notorious B.I.G.‘s 1995 music “One More Chance,” which Diddy was featured in.

“Bad Boy parties [were] official in New York in the late ’90s,...

The past few months have been quite shocking in the entertainment industry. Former music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs was recently arrested after a hefty federal investigation. Some of the charges he’s facing are sex trafficking and racketeering. A large portion of these charges stem from the parties Diddy used to throw back in the day. Tons of people from nearly all walks of life attended those functions in some capacity. Nick Cannon was one of these people. However, unlike plenty of other celebrities, Cannon was still a youngster at the time. He recently revealed how young he was when he attended his first Diddy party.

Nick Cannon Could Barely Legally Drive When He Attended His First Diddy Party

Cannon recently made an appearance on the hit morning show The Breakfast Club. It was there that he talked about his first experience with the infamous rapper at one of his notorious parties.

There are still so many unanswered questions as to what exactly went down with Jamie Foxx when he experienced a “medical complication” back in April 2023. And while Foxx can disclose anything he chooses and has called this a “personal journey”, it has left fans in the dark even as he continues making public appearances. Now that Jamie Foxx has concluded his three-night run of shows dubbed One More Chance, he is detailing what it took to get back on the stage.

While celebrating backstage at one of the shows, Jamie Foxx told those around him, “It was an excruciating time to be able to open those wounds every single day for three nights. It was excruciating because the worry is what gets you. We’ve got a great show in the room, but we don’t know what they may laugh or what they may not laugh at. Any comedian...

Hong Kong’s Edko Films has closed a string of key deals for Anthony Pun’s disaster feature Cesium Fallout.

Niu Vision Media will open the film in North America on November 1, day-and-date with Hong Kong and mainland China. The film is also heading to Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei through mm2 Entertainment, opening on November 7, and to Taiwan through Sky Films on November 8. The Polish release through 9th Plan is not yet scheduled.

Edko Films is also in negotiations for Australia and New Zealand, Cis and France at Acfm.

Starring Andy Lau, Cesium Fallout is billed as Hong Kong’s first radiation disaster film,...

Diddy’s Bad Boy Records turned into a hip-hop summer school, and the curriculum? One of Tupac’s greatest tracks! The team went all in, analyzing every note, rhyme, and vibe, aiming to unlock the secret sauce behind Pac’s legendary sound. Imagine producers with headphones on, scribbling notes, and crafting beats as they dissected the genius of Tupac’s artistry, all while dreaming of a chart-topping hit that could capture that same magic.

Diddy | Image by Richard Burdett, licensed under Cc By 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

It’s like a musical scavenger hunt where the treasure’s a brand-new anthem that pays homage to the past while blasting into the future. So, can Bad Boy capture that Tupac spirit and spin it into gold? Let’s find out!

How Diddy Spent a Whole Summer Trying to Crack Tupac’s Hit Formula and Made Bad Boy Boom Diddy in the Closer...

It has been well over a year since Jamie Foxx experienced what was being called a “medical complication.” And considering how little we still know about it, it’s still being referred to as that. But next month, Jamie Foxx will open up about his “serious health scare” – and more – in a new one-man special called One More Chance.

Jamie Foxx posted the information on social media this week along with white text over a black background that read, “What Had Happened Was”. The post read, in part: “Join us for an unforgettable one-man show as Jamie Foxx takes the stage to share his journey through a serious health scare, filled with humor, heart, and inspiration! Experience Jamie Foxx like never before in this intimate and engaging performance, as he opens up about his struggles, triumphs, and everything in between. Get ready for a night of laughter, reflection, and genuine connection.

This is a great moment to be the Pet Shop Boys. The ultimate Eighties synth-pop duo are having a renaissance right now, just in time for the 40th anniversary of their classic hit “West End Girls.” They have a brilliant new album, Nonetheless, their zippiest of this century and one of their best ever. New fans are discovering them in films like Saltburn and All of Us Strangers. They even scored the ultimate 2024 status symbol: a beef with Drake, after Aubrey Graham used “West End Girls” without permission for “All The Parties.

Hong Kong saw “A Guilty Conscience” become the highest-grossing film of all time at its local box office. But the wider cinema market in Hong Kong remained stuck far below pre-pandemic levels.

Data from Hong Kong Box Office Limited, a joint venture between Motion Picture Industry Association (Mpia) and the Hong Kong Theatres Association, showed annual cinema revenue of Hk$1.43 billion ($184 million) in 2023.

That was a 25% improvement on 2022, when the industry was battered by on-off closures due to government Covid-control measures, and managed only Hk$1.14 billion ($146 million). But the 2023 score also remained 25% shy of 2019, the last pre-pandemic year, when box office reached Hk$1.92 billion ($246 million).

Hyper-local courtroom drama, “A Guilty Conscience” earned Hk$115 million ($14.7 million), but it was the only local title to make it into the territory’s top ten chart in 2023. Next in line were “Oppenheimer” (Hk$72.8 million), “Mission: Impossible -Dead Reckoning Part 1” (Hk$60.5 million), “The Super Mario...

Organised by the Busan, Hong Kong and Tokyo International Film Festivals, and supported by Create HongKong and the Film Development Fund, the Asian Film Awards Academy (Academy or Afaa) has spearheaded efforts to promote Asian cinema around the world year-round. As part of the Asian Film Awards (Afa), its flagship event and the largest celebration of Asian cinema in the world, the Academy appoints an emerging Asian star every year as Youth Ambassador to act as the face of the awards and to take part in outreach activities. For the first time in its history, the Academy has appointed not one, but four celebrated Asian stars as the Youth Ambassadors of the 17th Afa: (in alphabetical order) Liu Kuan-Ting, Mario Maurer, Miyazawa Hio and Will Or.

Embodying numerous countries and cultures, Asia is a region that is rich in diversity, and that diversity has always been reflected in its films,...

The Hong Kong star was named Asian Filmmaker of the Year at Busan International Film Festival.

Hong Kong superstar Chow Yun-fat has reflected on the struggles of filmmakers under Chinese censorship and how it contrasts with the creative freedom in Korean cinema.

Speaking at Busan International Film Festival, where he received the Asian Filmmaker of the Year Award last night, the star of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was asked by Screen for his take on the state of Hong Kong cinema.

“We have a lot of censorship requirements in mainland China so our scripts must go through a lot of...

Feted in Busan this week as the Asian Filmmaker of the Year, Hong Kong superstar Chow Yun-fat bemoaned censorship in China for its impact on the film industry.

“We have a lot of censorship requirements in mainland China. Scripts must go to many departments. So, we need [to portray] clear situations in scripts. Honestly, we will try our best to make movies with Hong Kong spirit. In the 1980s people watched a lot of Hong Kong films. I’m proud,” said Chow at a press event at the Busan International Film Festival on Thursday.

“After 1997 [the year when Hong Kong ceased to be a British colony and was returned to China] a lot of things changed. We have to pay attention to our government. Otherwise, it will be hard to get the money to make movies. The Mainland market is so huge.”

Insisting that he is “just an ordinary person,” Chow spent much of the rest of the event emitting a joyful and relaxed aura, discussing his love...

The festival will open with ‘Because I Hate Korea’ and close with ‘The Movie Emperor’.

The Busan International Film Festival has revealed the full line-up for its 2023 edition and announced that Hong Kong star Chow Yun-fat will receive the Asian Filmmaker of the Year award.

The festival in South Korea will open with the world premiere of Jang Kun-jae’s Because I Hate Korea and close with Ning Hao’s Chinese film industry satire The Movie Emperor, starring Andy Lau, following its debut at Toronto.

At an online press conference today, organisers also revealed that Hong Kong star Chow Yun-fat...