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.

Sean Combs — aka Puff Daddy, Puffy, P. Diddy and Diddy — took the stage Friday in Times Square to accept a key to the city award from Mayor Eric Adams.

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

The paragon of reinvention—at least when it comes to stage names and monikers—is Sean Combs, aka Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, Diddy, Love, and Puffy.

There's plenty to talk about in both docs, but really the most important thing to remember is that Puff Daddy was there wearing a Jason Williams jersey. You probably recall what might be the most ...

Puff Daddy issued 'I'll Be Missing You,' a tribute to the Notorious B.I.G. that sampled the Police without permission, on May 27, 1997.

Puff Daddy. P. Diddy. Puffy. Diddy. Music mogul Sean Combs has gone by several names over the years. But there's only one name he wants you to call him. The Grammy Award winner discussed his many ...

Andy Summers says the Police “didn’t get anything” for their contribution to Puff Daddy’s 1997 chart-topper “I’ll Be Missing You.” During an exclusive conversation with UCR, the ...

The conversation surrounding Diddy and Jermaine Dupri going hit for hit with their catalog is getting hot.