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The executive producers on "Let's Get Phyiscal" will be Diddy, Chris Chin, Harve Pierre and Willie Daniels.
The executive producers on "Hustlenomics" will be Russell "Block" Spender and Diddy with Harve Pierre as Co-Executive Producer and Conrad "Rad" Dimance as Associate Executive Producer.
The executive producers on Gorilla Zoe's album will be Block and Diddy with with Harve Pierre and Rico Brooks as Co-Executive Producers and Conrad "Rad" Dimance as Associate Executive Producer.
Diddy's MySpace reports that "Last Night" has been nominated in the Teen Choice Awards in the Choice Music: R&B; Track category, while "Buy U A Drink" by T-Pain featuring Yung Joc has been nominated in the Choice Music: Rap/Hip-Hop Track category. If you are a teenager, you can vote now.
They will be on Fox on Sunday, August 26 at 8 PM ET.
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From the press release:
The Tricks & Triumphs of Success: How to Make Power Moves Without Sacrificing Your Spirituality--on July 14 at the Doubletree Hotel (1515 Rhode Island Avenue) in Washington, DC features keynote Derek Ferguson of Bad Boy Entertainment Worldwide and addresses several major concerns including: making power moves without selling your soul, what happens when you're rich and miserable, tips for succeeding without compromising your integrity, how to be a Godly example without saying a word, and money, power, and legacy building in the church and community.
Derek Ferguson is the Chief Financial Officer of the Bad Boy Worldwide Entertainment Group ("BBWEG") including Bad Boy Records, Justin's Restaurants, Blue Flame Marketing, Sean John Clothing, Daddy's House Recording, Bad Boy Films, Janice Combs Publishing, Janice Combs Management, Janice Combs Music and Daddy's House Social Programs--generating over $300mm. Mr. Ferguson is responsible for business development, business planning and forecasting, and the financial operations of the Bad Boy family of companies. Mr. Ferguson is a 1990 graduate of Harvard Business School, and one of the youngest graduates of Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
To find out more, or to purchase a ticket ($60.00), check out the Better Living Series website.
The New York Post mentions that "A Raisin in the Sun" could air on ABC as early as February.
... it's believed that the combination of a star vehicle featuring Diddy, the February sweeps and the fact that February is Black History Month may be behind ABC's decision to hold the movie until then.
They quote a "studio source" who has viewed the rough cut of the film as saying "it's turned out remarkable".
From AllHipHop.com:
The 5th Annual Texas Summer Music Conference (TXSMC) will honor Memphis rap veterans Eightball & MJG during this year's event taking place in Dallas, Texas this weekend.
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I just finished watching Access Granted. Just some random thoughts, details and reaction...
I like the video. I'd say it's my favorite B5 video thus far, actually. It centers around a mock B5 dance rehearsal in an industrial area with cut scenes of them singing and dancing in front of cars, with ladies, with Bow Wow and in computer generated scenes/backgrounds. Bow Wow does his verses similarly - mostly either with B5 or around/in a car with a girl. Yung Joc had a quick cameo in it, as well.
Kevin Wales talked about how he discovered B5 and how they reminded him of New Edition, the Jackson 5 and ABC. He called Diddy his "go to guy" - whenever he gets something he thinks is hot, he goes to Diddy. Diddy fell in love with B5 and they were signed. According to Bow Wow, Diddy called him up to do the track, saying that they needed him on the record.
I was just sent the official tracklisting for "Don't Talk, Just Listen" and I wanted to go ahead and confirm that it is the same one that I outlined previously based on a previous review. That is:
1. No One Else
2. Hydrolics featuring Bow Wow and Diddy
3. Incredible
4. In My Bedroom
5. Got It Like That
6. Right 2 Left
7. Things I Do For My Girl
8. What It Do
9. Drama
10. Erika Cain
11. Tear Drops
12. Rock Star
Here is the official tracklisting for "Hustlenomics" with features.
1. Hustlenomics (Intro)
2. Play Your Cards
3. Coffee Shop featuring Gorilla Zoe
4. Bottle Poppin' featuring Gorilla Zoe
5. Hell Yeah featuring Diddy
6. Cut Throat featuring The Game, Jim Jones and Block
7. Hustlemania (Skit)
8. I'm A G featuring Bun B and Young Dro
9. BYOB
10. Pak Man
11. Getting To Da Money featuring Mike Carlito
12. Brand New featuring Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross
13. Living the Life featuring Southern Girl
14. Momma featuring Jazze Pha
15. Chevy Smile featuring Trick Daddy, Block and Jazze Pha
16. Hustlenomics
Bonus Track: Block Boy featuring Block
The key differences between this one and the one released by XXL are as follows:
Diddy featured on "Hell Yeah" (yeah!). "BYOB" no longer listing Pharrell as a featured artist. He might still be featured on the track. I suspect "Living the Life" is "Livin' It Up", but you never know. Finally, the removal of "Thugg Love" and addition of "Block Boy" as a bonus track, which I mentioned as a possibility the day before yesterday.
I was just sent the latest tracklisting for "Back Up N Da Chevy" and it is as follows:
1. Everybody Know Me
2. Bite Down
3. Say What's On Your Mind
4. Nothing Is Promised featuring Yung Joc
5. We Ready featuring Yung Joc
6. Choppas featuring Ice Cube
7. Block Boyz featuring T-Rok, Alfa Mega, Yung Joc and Durty
8. Jump
9. We Ridin'
10. Paper featuring Rick Ross
11. Back Up N Da Chevy
12. Table Dance featuring T-Pain
13. We Thuggin'
14. No Haters Allowed
This differs from the one Billboard mentioned in that T-Pain is featured on "Table Dance" instead of Rick Ross and "No Haters Allowed" has been added in place of "Hood Laws".
Watch below. It features cameos from Block, Jody Breeze, Big Duke, Big Gee (Boyz N Da Hood), Yung Joc, 8 Ball and DJ Drama.
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