"I knew nothing then of the unspoken societal power of celebrity and what it could condone, let alone enable." ...

Former music executive Daniel Evans says he can still remember the threat from his old boss, Sean "Diddy" Combs - then known as Puff Daddy - to a colleague.

Puff Daddy is Billboard's Greatest Pop Star of 1997 for bringing rap to new pop heights, though his year's grandeur suffers under recent revelations.

The Simpsons predicted Puff Daddy's parties years ago, sparking debate about their accurate predictions despite being an animated fiction TV show.

Combs — then Puff Daddy, and later Diddy, and now Love — was the engine behind hip-hop’s merger with R&B, and later the key driver behind its takeover of mainstream pop.

It’s been 25 years since Sean Combs, then known as Puff Daddy, hosted the first of what would become his annual White Party at his home in the Hamptons.

Along the way, Puff Daddy helped write some songs—not just for himself but for others, including tracks he didn't feature on.

Genuflection to popular culture’s worst products is today a sign both of enlightenment and of a properly generous democratic sentiment. A striking example recently appeared in the Guardian newspaper, ...

Right now, at the peak of the holiday party season, there are three things the well-prepared host ought to have at the ready: a swanky outfit, a festive playlist — and a package of puff pastry.

Police guitarist Andy Summers told UCR we didn't get anything from Puff Daddy for the song I'll Be Missing You in a Nov. 2021 interview.