Who else to learn the business from, Mr Diddy is starting up a business school and I can bet he will send you guys on one hell of a ride. During a recent interview with Anderson Cooper on his CNN show AC360 on Monday night (February 1), Diddy announced his future plans and shedding his bad boy image.

According to Diddy, he wants to leave a positive impression on those coming behind him and will start launching a business school in New York.

“I want to take more responsibility,” Diddy said. “I’m still honestly in search of how I can have the most positive effect that I can have. It’s more than just about business. There’s more that I’m supposed to do, there’s more that I’m gonna do. I want to have an academy that’s known for building leaders. I fell that’s one of the things I can have an impact on.”

The music mogul has successfully built a multi-million dollar empire and is now the CEO of Bad Boy Records and Sean John Clothing. He also produces the MTV reality TV show,Making The Band, and has his hands in several other businesses.

Diddy was most recently one of the five honored at the BET Honors Ceremony. The program, which pays homage to celebrities in different areas, highlights his accomplishments as an entrepreneur. During his acceptance speech, Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, credite

I did a photo shoot last week and I am posting my shots for you guys to see, I also have a new book releasing 01/26/10 titled Kandy Girlz. Kandy Girlz is included in a Anthology Heartbreaker. The book was just picked as the Book of the month by the Library Journal (which is huge accomplishment  and also received five stars from www.urbanreviews.com. I’m also gearing up for the release of my new book Secrets & Lies and there’s more to come to come from me this year.  My web guy and I are working on a new design for the site that would be revealed after Black History month.  I will spend the entire month of February celebrating Black History like I did last year. I want you guys to look forward to a black history theme and a lot of enlighten facts and I will also give out some prizes next month. I hope you guys like my pictures and enjoy the site, pick up the book Heartbreaker here and stay locked to the site, thanks for supporting.

Pick of the Month

Diamond, De’nesha & others. Heartbreaker. Dafina: Kensington. Feb. 2010. 320p. ISBN 978-0-7582-4663-9. pap. $15. F
Each of these three novellas showcases a sassy character who knows how the game is played: sex is better if done more than once a day, and naked romps become nuclear hot. Authentic street slang accent these tales of love gone wrong. In Slippin’, Diamond’s protagonist, Delvon, is dragged into a precinct “lookin’ busted and disgusted.” Nichelle Walker ’s Kandy Girlz shows her main girl get slapped down with the insult, “snakes only slither for so long before they get stomped on.” Cha, in Erick S. Gray ’s Put ‘em in Their Place, knows her hot body will pull in at least $1500 on a slow night at the strip club. All these ladies are true heartbreakers who also have a knack for breaking a man’s wallet.

Verdict The shorter format is perfect for the brisk pace of these stories and their Twilight Zone–like twist endings. Sex is sweaty, relationships are intense, everyone is insatiable, and the characters know sex can lead to money, power, and respect. Sure to be in demand by the authors’ fans. reviewed twice.

Erick S. Gray, De’nesha Diamond, Nichelle Walker -
Heartbreaker (Anthology) –
Available January 26, 2010! –
5 out of 5 books –

De’nesha Diamond presents the divine Delvon Jackson that is a pure bred lover man! Thriving off of challenges, he becomes mesmerized with the beautiful, wealthy, and inaccessible Sabrina Walker. The only thing he has to offer Sabrina is great sex and his unconditional love. But is that really enough? What is he willing to do to have her for his very own? Is she all that he thinks she is, or is his gullible nature allowing him to be reeled into a web of deceit?

Erick S. Gray introduces man-eater Cha who shows no mercy as she devours men’s hearts and their money for her private pleasures. She does not discriminate as she spreads her love with one exception…no attachments, just hard core sex and of course cash or credit card, please. Cha happens upon someone from her past that turned her heart into stone and revenge has never been so sweet. Will she be able to fulfill this final fantasy? Is she who she presents herself to be? What other secrets does she harbor? Will the finale be mastered by her cunning female wiles or her true gangsta mentality?

Nichelle Walker provides us with Kandy, an aggressive diva that has lived on both sides of the coin and is determined that she’s going to remain on the “heads up” side. She originates The Kandy Girlz, a crew of beautiful, wanton women that are willing to satisfy sexual fantasies of the rich and famous for a price. Kandy learns the game early when she loses her parents, their money and their security to one of life’s cruelest blows. She finds stability in the use of her body to manipulate men and outwits them 90 to nothing. Will Kandy continue to reap the benefits without recourse? Or will she fall victim to the game that she thought she had mastered?

Heartbreaker is penned by three amazing authors that have contributed to one of the best anthologies that I have read in a very long time. The three stories exemplified their natural skills as they enthrall the reader with captivating characters that stay true to form! Each story reeks of intrigue, hot sex scenes, excellent word play, and great character development. Each conclusion is unique, although De’nesha and Erick’s are poetically justified! Kudos to all three contributors! Magnificente!!!

Reviewed by Tazzyt2bossye for Urban Reviews

I want all ladies and gentleman to understand that, “in life all you have is your name and once it’s messed up you ain’t worth much.” My grandmother feed that to us as little girls, day in and day out she drilled it into our heads that once you taint your name there’s nothing you can do to change it.  I always give the same advice to young girls when I go out to speak because this message has gotten lost somehow. Sacrificing your name for whatever reasons will only lead you to trouble there’s no turning back once the damage is done it’s done. Yes you can change your life choices but you can not erase the past or change the way some people will look at you afterwards. With that being said, please live for today but walk  for tomorrow, because although tomorrow is not promised it might come and you don’t want to do something today that will destroy your tomorrow.

Cleaning up a bad girl image is not easy but it’s a task that ex video girl Melyssa Ford is walking these days, she is constantly letting everyone know that she is taking charge of her career and ridding herself of the title “video-girl.” Melyssa covers the up-coming issue of Kontrol magazine.

Will was honored over the past weekend and his family came out to support him. He kids are so grown up now, they asked the kids what are they going to do for mother’s day they all said it was a secret but Jaden he said he is going to make something. I love the smith after ten years in you can still see the love in their family. When people are not happy it show through there smile through there children. I just happy to see back love which we need more of. 

 Throw back picture of the Smith’s

Cute…

Aunt Viv got into a little scuffle with Kahty Lee while promoting her new show Cougar, you see her roll up on Vivca  like bytch I’ll take you down. Lmao I believe Auntie Viv could take her down with her eyes closed, Although I appreciate the concept of the show I pray to the good Lord I’m married when I’m forty. I ain’t chasing no young dyck around no Ma’am. But to each it owns I ain’t knocking the hustle but I want to be settled by than. But Viv was crushing on Flo Rida, I mean the body good but that little pole ain’t what’s popping, no time for the little peen sorry. 

Now I’ll be the first to admit when I’m wrong are disrespect somebody, and I think Danger is a pretty girl with make up. But this chick is off her square, she’s ran through period when you step out in a different town and run into people you’ve sleep with either it’s a small world are you are a Pretty Woman. Danger did a interview and this just shows me how miss guided she is,

INTERVIEWER: When Ray announced that he wanted to meet everyone’s family, you started to have a panic attack…

DANGER…I didn’t have a panic attack. That’s what it looked like. I wasn’t nervous about him meeting my family. I was sick. I was throwing up, I was nauseous and I didn’t want to be awake. It was 3 or 4 in the morning, I had been really sick all week, and I didn’t really have the same feelings for him at that point because he was sleeping with Cocktail. I didn’t want to share a man. I don’t have to do that. As gorgeous and intelligent as I am, I can have one man who’s loyal to me.

INTERVIEWER: So, based on what you just said, you were sleeping with him from the start, and then he started sleeping with other girls and that’s when you fell out?

DANGER:Yeah, that’s pretty much it. I really started to fall for him and have feelings for him and I felt like he was feeling the same way. Then, he started sleeping with Cocktail, I got disgusted with the entire situation.

INTERVIEWER: You go into a show like this understanding it’s more or less a polygamist situation, though.

DANGER:Yeah, that’s what you sign up for.

INTERVIEWER: So, was this a matter of your feelings getting involved and not being able to take the situation for what it was any longer?

DANGER:Yeah. It was harder to deal with than I thought. I didn’t think my feelings were going to get involved. I thought I’d be able to separate them. In the end, he didn’t deserve to meet my family. I won’t bring someone home that I’m not dating, who’s sleeping with all these people. He doesn’t deserve to meet my mother and father. I’m not seeing him; I slept with him. And now he’s sleeping with her and her and her and her and her.

Now her saying I didn’t want to share a man. I don’t have to do that. As gorgeous and intelligent as I am, I can have one man who’s loyal to me.

But you will cock your legs back on the first day you met a man and expect him to respect you come on please. And than all the women talking about she’s not a whore she real, I’ll say this she did keep it real. But anytime you sell coon are have your coon bust wide open all over the internet that classifies as a whore to me.

Look out for her show coming soon Who wants to wife a whore showing on VH1

I was watching this and although I like them as a couple Ice T and Co Co popped into my mind. I'm like is these two trying to take the spot from Ice T and his wife? I mean Ice T and Co CO are old and need to sit they azz down somewhere. As long as Tahiry doesn't start wearing camel toe pants I'm fine with it.
Pushing Buddens from jeff on Vimeo.

Hip Hop Wives have taken over in this E special I give big up to these ladies because they put up with a lot and I take my hat's off to them.

Now everybody is buzzing off of JD saying he would stick his hand in Tahiry ass I thought look at these ninjas. I didn't think to much of it I know Joey is happy that dudes are checking for his girl all dudes like it when they know they have something that someone else wants.

On His Drug Addiction
“I wasn’t really mentally. I wasn’t ready to give up drugs. I didn’t really think I had a problem. Basically, I went in, and I came out. I relapsed, and I spent the next three years struggling with it. Also, at that time, I felt like I wanted to pull back, because my drug problem had got so bad. I felt like, Maybe if I take a break, maybe this will help. I started to get into the producer role more…I can still be out there with my music, like with the Re-Up album, but I don’t have to be in the spotlight the whole time.”

On Proof’s Death
“Everyone felt his loss, from his kids, to his wife, to everyone. But, for some reason, in hindsight, the way I felt was almost like it happened to just me…Maybe at the time I was a little bit selfish with it. I think it kind of hit me so hard. It just blindsided me. I just went into such a dark place that, with everything, the drugs, my thoughts, everything. And the more drugs I consumed, and it was all depressants I was taking, the more depressed I became, the more self-loathing I became…By the way, I’m just now at the point where I’m better talking about it. It took me so long to get out of that place where I couldn’t even speak about it without crying or wanting to cry…Proof was the anchor. He was everything to D12. And not just the group-for me, personally, he was everything.”

On T.I., Lil Wayne & Hip-Hop
“I stayed up on the music, and obviously I watch TV and saw what was going on. And without naming any name, it just felt like hip-hop was going downhill. And it seemed like kinda fast. You know, in them three years, it was like everybody just cares about the hook and the beat; nobody really cares about substance. But with this new T.I. album, with this new Lil Wayne album of recent, it seems like things are looking a lot better now. You can appreciate Lil Wayne using different words to rhyme and actually rhyming words that you know. Or T.I., where you hear shit and you’re like Whoa, ah, I wish I would have thought of that! You know what I mean? Or you hear all the compound-syllable rhyming and all that. It just seems like now the craft is getting cared about more.