News about Mark Curry

In the latest episode of Daily Mail's hit podcast The Trial of Diddy, we welcome former rap star Mark Curry, who revealed a move that Diddy made that surprised the music industry last year.

Mark Curry signed with Bad Boy Record in 1997 and said for years Diddy promised him he would release his own album but never did, instead taking credit for his work. One of them was the smash hit Come With Me, which appeared on the 1998 Godzilla movie soundtrack, sold a million copies in the US, and reached number four on the Billboard charts.

Rap star 50 Cent mocked his rival Diddy and the latest allegations being levelled against him, the latest involving a former porn star who says the Bad Boy founder human trafficked her at a party. It emerged on Wednesday that Adria English who went by the moniker Omunique alleged in a $50 billion lawsuit that Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, threatened to blackmail her if she did not have sex on demand with his party guests.

Sean ' Diddy ' Combs videos don't usually come without sound but none was needed on the CCTV footage that showed him with a towel wrapped around his waist running down a hotel corridor and mounting a brutal attack on a young woman desperately trying to get away from him. The harrowing footage publicly emerged little more than a week before it was revealed today that federal investigators are preparing to bring Combs' accusers before a grand jury. The video which emerged only a week ago after being obtained by CNN corroborates some of the allegations made against Combs in a shocking lawsuit that Ventura filed last November. She claimed that during more than 10 years of physical abuse, sexual slavery and rape, she'd been subjected to 'savage' beatings from a highly jealous man 'prone to uncontrollable rage'. Observers have long been surprised that, unlike Hollywood, the music business has been spared a major MeToo moment that would act as a belated reckoning for an industry that has long tolerated sexual predators. That oversight appears to have been finally addressed in recent days as the gilded but sordid world of a rap superstar has come crashing down around his diamond-bejewelled ears.

On Wednesday, the rapper 50 Cent revealed that he intends to donate the funds from a documentary revealing allegations of sexual assault against Sean 'Diddy' Combs.' The 48-year-old rapper (real name: Curtis Jackson III) wrote that all proceeds from the sale will go to victims of sexual assault victims. The rapper Mark Curry, who was formerly attached to Diddy's Bad Boy Records, claims that Diddy's entourage had drugged bottles of alcohol meant for women partying with him to make them'slippery.'

Sophie Ellis-Bextor joined her mother Janet for a coffee and dog walk in west London on Tuesday in a chilly weather. In a pale pink coat teamed with a brown roll neck jacket and matching trousers, the singer, 43, appeared fashionable. She finished the look with a pair of white trainers and puffed her brunette locks back into a ponytail.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Janet Ellis, has denied that she is a 'nepo baby.' The former Blue Peter actor, 67, maintained that her work as a television host did not do much to help her pop star daughter, 43. Rather, she said that it'works the other way,' with her becoming more well-known as a result of Sophie.

On Monday, Falkirk's Abby Cook was announced as the 42nd presenter to join the Blue Peter crew. Abby is the 42nd host of the country's longest-running children's television show, and he will co-host alongside Mwaksy, Joel, and Henry the dog.

According to the hotel, a Wyndham hotel employee was suspended in Colorado for racially profiling comedian Mark Curry. When Curry inquired if he was a guest at the hotel, John Cramm, who has worked as Director of Engineering at The Mining Exchange Hotel in Colorado Springs for only five months, was filmed. The comedian told his followers he was standing in the hotel lobby when he was approached, and Cramm demanded to see his room key.

In an incident at The Mining Exchange in a Colorado Springs hotel on Friday, Mark Curry said he was racially profiling because he is Black. In which he was sitting in the lobby of the hotel, which is owned by Wyndham, the actor-comedian, 61, posted a 26-minute video in which he was asking if he was a guest of the hotel. When speaking with the two guys, the Hangin' with Mr. Cooper actor was sprawling on a couch, saying, "You can't be in this hotel lobby if you're Black and you're in Colorado Springs..."...