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P.DIDDY TO LAUNCH HIS NEW CABLE TELEVISION..LIKE OPRAH...CONGRATS DIDDY
P. Diddy is launching a new music-themed cable network.
The 'Coming Home' hitmaker - real name is Sean Combs - is planning to create Revolt, a musical network with an urban style that will have a heavy focus on videos instead of original programming.
According to BraodcastingandCable.com, one source described the network - which Diddy is hoping will start broadcasting on December 12, 2012 - as similar to the 'old days' of MTV.
The 42-year-old rapper is thought to have been negotiating a deal with media company Time Warner Cable (TWC) and cable organisation Comast in order to get his idea off the group.
A TWC spokesman revealed the company has held "some discussions" with Diddy about Revolt, but a Comcast representative wouldn't confirm its involvement with the rapper.
Diddy announced plans in August to release a photo book dedicated to documenting the delights of women's bottoms after joining forces with Interscope records chairman Jimmy Iovine.
Last year, the rapper was crowned the wealthiest artist in hip-hop - with a fortune of $475 million thanks to his Sean John clothing brand, Bad Boy Worldwide record label and his vodka brand Ciro - beating fellow music star Jay-Z to the title in a list compiled by Forbes magazine.
P.DIDDY HOSPITALIZED ..AFTER THE GRAMMY:
Diddy was hospitalized this AM for an extreme migraine ... TMZ has learned. The mogul hosted a post-Grammy party at the Playboy Mansion Sunday night. After the party, Diddy went home and got symptoms of a massive headache. Diddy's entourage became so concerned ... they drove him to the UCLA emergency room -- btw, the same place where Michael Jackson was pronounced dead.
Diddy was treated and is back at home ... feeling a lot better. A Diddy source tells us ... the migraine was unrelated to anything that went down at the Mansion.
JAY Z..KANYE WEST SKIP THE GRAMMY'S DESPITE WINS
Although Jay-Z and Kanye West won Best Rap Performance for “Otis” off their Watch the Throne album (and West took home several solo trophies), both rappers were noticeably absent from this year’s Grammy Awards. Their decision to skip the award show didn't come as a huge surprise, however, as Jay-Z decided to pass on attendance last year as well.
West himself grabbed seven Grammy nominations this year, winning three of them before the telecast even aired (Best Rap/Sung Collaboration and Best Rap Song for “All Of The Lights” and Best Rap Album for My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy). But there is speculation from fans and industry alike that he may have felt snubbed by not snagging a place in the coveted Album of the Year category alongside nominees Adele, Foo Fighters, Lady Gaga, Rihanna, and Bruno Mars.
Though diaper duties might be calling Jay-Z, whose daughter Blue Ivy Carter was born on January 7, the rapper has a long history of discontent with the Grammys. He was absent from the ceremony last year, and has been criticizing the show for a decade.
“I am boycotting the Grammys because too many major rap artists continue to be overlooked,” he said in 2002. “Rappers deserve more attention from the Grammy committee and from the whole world. If it's got a gun everybody knows about it; but if we go on a world tour, no one knows.”
Are the two merely suffering from realness, or just feeling themselves a bit too much to go and accept their honors in person?
GRAMMY 2012..ADELE WON BIG, KANYE WEST SECOND..WHITNEY HOUSTON GRIEVED
The 54th Grammy Awards will be remembered as a story of two women with towering, timeless voices — Adele and Whitney Houston — one representing youthful triumph and boundless possibility, the other a reminder of fresh tragedy and a life unraveled.
Adele, the 23-year-old British singer-songwriter, took home six awards including album, record and song of the year, a trophy bounty that puts a gold-plating on a commercial and critical success story that has dramatically defied the grim gravities of today's economically-challenged recording industry.
Adele's other victory came when she stepped to the microphone and sang a robust version of her hit "Rolling in the Deep," which suggests that she is past the career scare of throat surgery that came just after Halloween and kept her mute through New Year's Day. It was her first public performance since the operation.
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