Topix — Craig Mack, the rapper who had the first hit on P. Diddy's iconic hip-hop label Bad Boy Records, died on Monday. He was 46. Faith Evans, Carl Thomas also appear at New York's Beacon Theatre following premiere of 'Can't Stop Won't... more info

Rolling Stone — Craig Mack, the rapper who had the very first hit on P. Diddy's iconic hip-hop label Bad Boy Records, died on Monday. He was 46. According to the New York Daily News, the rapper died of heart failure at his Walterboro, SouthThis article origin... more info

Guardian Music — The New York rapper, who collaborated with Sean Combs, the Notorious BIG and LL Cool J, died of heart failureCraig Mack, the New York rapper who scored a 1994 hit with Flava in Ya Ear, has died of heart failure, aged 46.Mack grew up in Brentwood, Lon... more info

Dlisted — Well, thanks a fucking lot, Diddy. Now I have to write a retraction. You guys, Brother Love was only playing. According to Page Six, Sean Combs, Puff Daddy, P. Diddy and Just Plain Old Diddy are still the names of that guy from yesterday who said his... more info

PopSugar — Sean Combs, formerly known as Puff Daddy, Puffy, P. Diddy, and Diddy, revealed on Saturday - which also happened to be his 48th birthday - that he has once again decided to change his name - this time to Brother Love, or "Love" for short. The rapper... more info

Dlisted — Sean Combs aka P. Diddy aka Puff Daddy aka Puffy aka Stay Puffed (which clearly he do be) announced that’s he’s changing his name up once again. The artist formally known as “Biggie’s ‘Lil Friend” shall now be referred to as Love. You may... more info

MSN Music — In the 20 years since fans were introduced to the rapper formerly known as Puff Daddy, Sean Combs has built an empire on much more than music, tackling fashion, vodka and even television. He sits down with Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist to discuss h... more info

New York Times — A Jay-Z album, documentaries about Sean Combs and Dr. Dre, and the death of Prodigy have stirred new ideas about older artists. A discussion, on Popcast. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Although he’s one of the most successful and famous pop musicians of his era, Sean Combs has always been something of a mystery. Blame the ever-changing stage names (Puffy, Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, Diddy, and counting) or the timing of his bigges... more info

AllHipHop — SEAN COMBS TOLD YOU THAT HE WON'T STOP... more info