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You can get them from Discogs and AMG.
According to Aubrey O'Day's MySpace, the girls from Danity Kane were in a car accident.
The girls are in the hospital and are trying to get better.
I just spoke with Aubrey and she has a mild concussion and a black eye.
Dawn hurt her shoulder and they all have whiplash injuries.
D.Woods was the only one not present.
The girls felt so bad about not being able to attend the club appearance and still wanted to show up. Clearly the doctor did not grant their wishes, he advised them that there is no way they can be in public right now. Doctor�s orders were medication and plenty of rest.
I'm sorry to hear it, but obviously, glad they are alright.
From the Detroit Free Press:
Love him or hate him, the guy makes the music that makes people move. Sean (Diddy) Combs won't actually be in town tonight, but his new music will. The producer/fashion designer/music mogul/man of many name changes is gearing up for the release of his album "Press Play" on Tuesday, and he's giving Detroit a first listen. The event at Icon Lounge also will feature happy hour specials on all drinks ($5) between 9-11 p.m. Even better? Admission is free if you shoot an e-mail to get on the guest list. Details: 9 tonight, Icon Lounge, 1431 Times Square, Detroit. 313-477-5683. E-mail [email protected] or go to www.iconloungedetroit.com.
Watch the video below for some behind the scenes from the "Long Way 2 Go" video shoot.
The first ever BET Hip Hop Awards nominees have been announced. Bad Boy is all over it.
"It's Goin' Down" by Yung Joc is nominated for Hip Hop Video of the Year and Hip Hop Track of the Year while Yung Joc himself is up for Rookie of the Year, Hip Hop MVP of the Year and Best Live Performance. His dance, Jocin', seems to be labeled "Motorcycle" and is up for the Element Award: Hip Hop Dance of the Year.
Diddy is up for Hip Hop Hustler of the Year.
The directors of the "Spit Ya Game" (Dr. Teeth) and "Nasty Girl" (Sanaa Hamri) are up for the Element Award: Video Director of the Year. Nitti, the producer of "It's Goin' Down" and "I Know You See It" is up for the Element Award: Producer of the Year.
Via Torontosfynest at BadBoyForever.com.
Some neat studio footage featuring a lot of people. Watch below.
Atlantic Records has released a producer list for "Press Play":
When Bad Boy founder and CEO Diddy decided to return to the recording studio for his first solo project in five years, he also decided to recruit an A-list team of cutting-edge producers to turn his widescreen vision into a musical reality. With Diddy himself serving as both executive producer and hands-on producer for much of PRESS PLAY, he collaborated with a crew of studio innovators to capture the spectrum of sounds and styles that he wanted the album to embody and reflect.
Joining Diddy behind the board were such production aces as Kanye West, Timbaland, Just Blaze, the Neptunes, Havoc from Mobb Deep, Mario Winans, Will.I.Am from the Black Eyed Peas, Rich Harrison, Danja, Big Boi, Rob Lewis, J-Dub, K-Def, Grind Music, and Jai.
From Atlantic Records:
Block Entertainment and The Raw Report have teamed with urban lifestyle channel MixCast to webcast Yung Joc's highly anticipated reality series The Jocumentary. The 6-part series can be viewed online for free at www.mixcast.tv. The reality series follows Yung Joc as he shows you the pain of his past, the state of his present, and the promise of his future. The series features guest appearances from Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs, Jim Jones, Kevin Liles, Rick Ross, and Paul Wall to name a few.
Similar to the deal that was done with YouTube, Download Squad reports that Warner Music Group is doing the same with Google Video.
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