Diddy Back in Court

Back in Court

Sean "P Diddy" Combs is in a legal wrangle with Columbia Pictures, over Bad Boy II soundtrack profits. 

Columbia Pictures, the studio behind the Will Smith and Martin Lawrence action movie, teamed up with Combs' Bad Boy Entertainment to produce the film's soundtrack, which spawned such hits as "Shake Ya Tail Feather".

Columbia has filed a claim over 1.6 million dollar suit against Bad Boy Entertainment.  The suit claims Boy Bad agreed to share percentage of profits, and Combs has not lived up to his end of the deal.

Stamos Acts like Diddy

Actor John Stamos from current show "Jake in Progress" made the most of his phone being captured in Paris Hilton's cell.   Hotel heirs raddled Hollywood cell phones, as hackers published numbers of celebrities online. 

Stamos, in Hilton's cell phonebook had many confused with Sean Combs.  Stamos explains, "I gave (my number) to her. But she put it under 'S John' so everybody thought I was Puffy, Sean John.

"So I started getting all these (messages like), 'You, Puffy, I love you man!' 'Yo, P Diddy!' 'Your shirts don't fit, Sean John!'

"I was obsessed with it and I kept them all and I called people back as Puffy."

Combs In Car Business

Rap mogul Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs' car obsession is so out of control, he's been forced to sell 150 of his own personalized vehicles on auction website eBay.

Fans of the star will receive a free umbrella (we much rather get a invite to a party Diddy!) if they spend $190,000 on one of his extravagant cars. In addition, Combs will produce 150 custom luxury Lincoln Navigators at the cost of at least $100,000 according to reports. In line with Combs’ Hip-Hop flair, the Navigators will come with six television screens, Playstation 2, a DVD player, satellite navigation and other custom features.

By: Gilbert Sam, Jr. GNEXTINC.com