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A spokesman claims not, but evidence suggests otherwise.
These garment-district workers make a big behind-the-scenes impact on NYFW.
A Sean John executive doesn't like it either.
He found two models to star in his new campaign alongside one professional model.
The label explains the casting decision was inspired by Iman, whether she likes it or not.
A lot can happen in a week — but the past few years have been particularly spectacular. Here are our favorite moments.
We asked the hip-hop mogul if he could invent an Olympic sport where he would be a guaranteed winner. His answer was exactly what you'd expect.
He liked us, he really liked us!
He's walking in the runway show being held this evening in honor of this special day and has a Jesse Metcalfe thing going on.
P. Diddy will not show his spring '09 Sean John collection with a runway show in September. Boo!
He certainly gives David Beckham a run for his money, but we have one question: Why is he wearing pants?
Diddy's getting his name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and he's got a $4 million party in the works, complete with five outfit changes.
The film was amazing. Mostly because Diddy shrieks — of course, we have a clip.
It's modestly titled If I Were King — and we have the trailer! Yes, you're going to want to watch this.
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