Drink responsibly: Drink Ciroc…Or Diddy will diss you!

The rap mogul has been caught on film unleashing her his inner diva, launching a foul-mouthed tirade against a man who was not drinking his brand of vodka at a party following an award ceremony. The hip-hop community gathered at Atlanta’s Compound club on Sunday morning, which was decked out in posters promoting the Ciroc brand of vodka owned by the Bad Boy mogul. Addressing the crowd from a stage inside the club, Diddy appears to take offense that someone in the audience is not drinking the famed vodka.

Engaged, the mogul can be seen knocking the drink out of the man’s hand before launching into an expletive-laden rant. It is unclear from the video what happens next, but it appears that “The Artist Formerly Known As Puffy” hid behind his bodyguards when the man tried to confront him.

Classy.

According to court records obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Jabari Tilgham, 30, alleges he was photographing celebrities during a party at Club Mansion Elan when several of Combs’ bruts singled him out and launched into a game of “Whoop Dat Trick,” resulting in unspecified injuries.

Tilgham was one of about 12 photographers snapping pictures at the event, for which Combs served as co-host with rapper Rick Ross. filed his lawsuit against Combs, his record company and the guards last Friday in DeKalb County State Court.

The photog is seeking an unidentified sum in damages.

Diddy underwent weapons insruction and training with a Navy SEAL to prepare for his role as NYPD Det. Reggie Williams, a lawman who hunts the streets of Honolulu for the men responsible for a crime against his family. Several of the Dirty Money frontman’s hit songs will be featured in the episode, which airs this Monday, April 18 @ 10PM.

Episode Synopsis: “When a crime lord moves against the family of an undercover NYPD detective who infiltrated his organization, it’s up to Five-0 to stop the policeman from exacting revenge on the next episode of Hawaii Five-0.”

Hello, Good Morning: Diddy & ‘Em are hitting the road! Diddy-Dirty Money — featuring Diddy, Dawn Richard, and Kalenna Harper — are heading out on their first-ever US tour.

The group will kick off a 20-city concert tour in Minneapolis next month, Interscope Records said Tuesday. Tickets for their upcoming shows went on sale this week. Diddy-Dirty Money released their debut album, Last Train to Paris, in December. The album features guest appearances by T.I., Lil Wayne, Justin Timberlake, Usher, Drake, Chris Brown, Grace Jones, Trey Songz, and Bilal. Their CD includes the hit singles “Hello, Good Morning,” “Loving You No More,” the Swizz Beatz-assisted “Ass on the Floor,” the international top 10 hit “Coming Home.”
It also featured guest spots from Justin Timberlake, Usher, Drake, Lil Wayne, and more.

The Coming Home Tour, sponsored by BET Live and Ciroc Tour Dates:

» 4/13 – Minneapolis, MN @ Epic Center
» 4/14 – Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
» 4/15 – Detroit, MI @ Sound Board – MotorCity Casino
» 4/20 – Toronto, ON @ Kool Haus
» 4/21 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues
» 4/22 – New York, NY @ Hammerstein Ballroom
» 4/23 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Showboat
» 4/24 – Norfolk, VA @ The NorVa
» 4/26 – Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle
» 4/28 – Jacksonville, FL @ Plush
» 4/29 – Melbourne, FL @ Levelz
» 4/30 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Landing
» 5/1 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues
» 5/6 – San Francisco, CA @ Warfield Theatre
» 5/7 – Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia
» 5/8 – Anaheim, CA @ The Grove
» 5/10 – Phoenix, AZ @ Ovations Live Showroom
» 5/12 – Houston, TX @ Warehouse Live
» 5/14 – Kansas City, MO @ Midland Theatre
» 5/15 – St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant

When President Barack Obama became the first African-American elected to The White House in Nov. 2008,
hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs — along with much of the rest of The Hip-Hop World — was one of the former senator’s strongest supporters. The Bad Boy mogul even helped spearhead the “Rock the Vote” campaign. But more than two years later, as the nation continues to fight crippling unemployment, stalled healthcare legislation, and a economic recession, Diddy’s giving the Commander-in-Chief a tough assessment.

“I just want the president to do better,” the Dirty Money frontman remarks on the pages of this month’s edition of The Source.

Diddy said he specifically hoped Obama would do more for the underprivileged in America, noting that “[many] of those people are African-American.”

The star, who admitted that he cried with joy when Obama was elected, also criticized political game playing.

“I’d rather have a black president that was man enough to say that he was doing something for black people have one term than a president who played the politics game have two terms,” said Diddy.

Do you agree?

Sean “Diddy” Combs will guest star on an episode of the CBS crime show Hawaii Five-O, airing this spring.

Diddy will undergo weapons insruction and training with a Navy SEAL to play New York City Detective Reggie Williams, a lawman “who hunts the streets of Honolulu for the men responsible for a crime against his family,” CBS said in a statement Wednesday.

Several of the Dirty Money frontman’s hit songs will be featured in the episode, which does not yet have an airdate. Diddy, of course, is no stranger to flexing his acting muscles. He appeared alongside Halle Berry in the 2001 film Monster’s Ball and earned an Emmy nomination for his performance in A Raisin in the Sun.

Hawaii Five-O, which airs Monday nights on CBS, is one of the network’s top-rated series, averaging 13 million viewers per episode.

Hip-hop mogul Diddy is forking over approximately $1,000 to help a model who lost her hair in a bath tub fire at his Dirty Money Last Train to Paris album release party earlier this month.

Bikini-clad beauty Miyoki Jones did some serious damage to her curly mane when it burst into flames after brushing up against a candle in the tub. She was unhurt in the end, no thanks to comedian Kevin Hart who was hosting a live webstream of the event, which took place at Manhattan’s prestigious Chelsea Hotel.

We now hear that Diddy has agreed to foot the bill for Miyoki’s hair repair.

“We’re told Miyoki has already set up an appointment for later this week — and the work is expected to run Diddy around a thousand bucks.”

The Bad Boy boss has reportedly been banned from The Chelsea for hosting the unauthorized party.

Just gonna stand there and watch me burn….

Let this be a lesson to ladies who proudly rock Hair Extensions, Lacefront Wigs, Big Hair, Jheri Curls (You know your Grandma is still wearing one…), and swear by Hair Spray: Open Flames are not your friend.

Case in point: A naked video vixen’s hair caught fire as she sat in a candlelit tub of bubbles at the Diddy-Dirty Money Album Release Party in New York City on Tuesday night.

We’re glad no one was seriously injured, but it’s hard not to laugh at the way Kevin Hart hollered: “OH SHIT, Did the camera catch that! Cut the camera off!” Oh my damn, the poor girl. Did you see how Trey Songz scurried to the opposite end of the room once that fire hit her ass?

If only Dirty Money’s album sales were this hot!

An innovative take on album promotions has landed Diddy in hot water with transit officials in his native New York City.

The lifestyle ambassador angered public transit workers on Tuesday after he illegally redesigned subway entrance names for an unauthorized campaign promoting his new Dirty Money album Last Train to Paris.

Manhattan’s Prince Street and Spring Street Stations were given a makeover early Tuesday, when magnetic signs were posted over entrances, convincingly altered to read “Last Train to Paris 12.14.10.” People dressed as train conductors also took to the station platforms and yelled: “All Aboard! Last train to Paris!”

Clever, right? Not so much, say Metropolitan Transportation Authority bosses. They say no one cleared Diddy’s little marketing ploy with them and livid station workers were left removing the signs later on Tuesday, angry that tourists had been left confused and unaware that the signs were part of a promo campaign.

“It’s stupid. The signs confuse people. We have a lot of tourists. They don’t know. This is just confusing people,” one worker told The New York Post Tuesday.

Diddy Dirty Money Last Train to Paris in stores Dec. 14.