The soundtrack for Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure has been
nominated for a VMA for best Video Game Soundtrack:
Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure was released globally in February 2006 with a soundtrack featuring an eclectic array of original and licensed music. Four original tracks were executively co-produced by Sean 'Diddy' Combs, including an exclusive version of Notorious B.I.G.'s "Who Shot Ya," remixed by Serj from the band System of a Down. Other Diddy-produced tracks include "Clik, Clak, and Spray" from Pack FM, "Book of Judges" from Pharoahe Monch and "Getting Up Anthem: Part 1," performed by Talib Kweli, the voice of the game's lead character, Trane, and legendary Hip-Hop artist Rakim.
From the
press release:
The dinner, held on an extravagant 300-foot private yacht, the R.M. Elegant, was an ultra-exclusive affair for 50 of the most Unforgivable people in the world, hand-picked by Mr. Combs. Following the dinner, the Unforgivable 50 were whisked from the yacht, in tenders, to an after-affair at VIPs with a luxe, leather gift box adorned with gold embossing containing the Unforgivable Eau de Toilette, After-Shave Balm, and After-Shave Pour. Attendees at Diddy's 50 Most Unforgivable included, Kim
Porter, Penelope Cruz, John Demsey (President Sean John Fragrances), John Galliano, Anne Hathaway, Russell Simmons, Paris Hilton, Stavros Niarchos, Angie Everhart, Sarah Ferguson, Victoria Silvstedt, Tasha de Vasconcelos, Buzz Aldrin, George Hamilton, Ivana and Ivanka Trump, Terry Allen Kramer, Nabila Khashoggi, May Andersen, Janice Combs, Matthew Mellon, Serena Boardman, Nelle Hooper, Ron Burkle and Brandon Davis, among others.
To recuperate after a long night of partying, Diddy hosted his White Party at Nikki Beach in St. Tropez. Here guests relaxed and soaked in the St. Tropez sun while sitting atop their limited-edition Unforgivable towels and indulging in all-American BBQ fare and ice cream.
They have some pictures. Also,
Luxist has info and pictures about the Yacht Diddy rented.
According to
Bad Boy (yes, again), Diddy's album has been pushed back to October 17.
The new People Magazine has a feature on Diddy's party in St. Tropez. You can watch a
video at their site.
From
contactmusic.com:
"Bond has got to come on up, man. They've got to get with the times. It needs oomph right now. Diddy would have made a good Bond."
Come to Me will be premiering on BET Access Granted on August 9. Here is a teaser:
Looking forward to it. Also, Bad Boy might
have a YouTube account.
Via
Torontosfynest at BadBoyForever.com via
Diddy's MySpace.
Diddy is featured with adlibs on this track. He says "Bad Boy Latino." Not sure where this track may be coming out of, outside of guessing that it's for an upcoming N.O.R.E. album.
Edit: actually, the track is called Bailar Conmigo.
From
People:
MONDAY, JULY 31: Also in Saint-Tropez, Sean "Diddy" Combs will hit the high seas for his annual "White Party." He'll celebrate the good life with a coterie of his famous friends for his "Unforgettable 50" fete.
