Award-winning writer, editor, and author of How to Slay, Constance White will be presenting a fashion master award to Jeff Tweedy, the President and CEO of Sean John. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Sean Combs
Harlem All In The Vanity Fair Oscar House Party
The Vanity Fair Oscar Party proved once again to be the place to be after the Sunday night’s Academy Awards ceremony, and Harlem from Dapper Dan to P. Diddy was certainly in the house.
Bounce Announces Special Black History Month 2018 Programming
Bounce, the first-and-only over-the-air broadcast television network for African Americans, will honor Black History Month in February with a compelling programming tribute; highlights include: Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Sean Combs Finds His Roots On “Finding Your Roots” (Video)
Harlem man, Sean Combs (aka Diddy, Puffy, Puff Daddy, etc.,) discovers the history of his ancestors in Finding Your Roots: Season Three, episode seven, “Family Reunions”. Continue Reading →
Nooo, Harlem Man Diddy Changes His Name Again
XXL Mag reports that Harlem’s Diddy apparently had an epiphany on his birthday yesterday (November 4), and has decided once again to change his stage name. Continue Reading →
5 Members Of Harlem’s A$AP Mob’s Style Obsessions
Vogue reports that the fashion influence of A$AP Rocky and the rest of the A$AP Mob crew is well established by now. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Sean “Diddy” Combs Goes Sneaker Freak Shopping (Video)
Harlem man Sean “Diddy” Combs goes Sneaker Shopping with Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City. Continue Reading →
Diddy Wants People to Rap Notorious B.I.G. Lyrics
Billboard reports that Harlem man Diddy has big plans to celebrate the legacy of the late Notorious B.I.G. Continue Reading →
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