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FROM MUSIC TO
FILMS
B2K and BAD BOY PRODUCTIONS
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Sean "P. Diddy" Combs is always on the news
for either his musical projects or his latest "on
the scene" arrivals. What's not talked about is his
interest in films. Besides acting in a few of them (Made,
Monster's Ball), Combs has formed a film production company
and this coming Thursday, Jan.29th, blackfilm.com will
be hosting a speaker series at the Tribeca Grand Hotel
in NYC with Anthony Maddox, Head of Production of Bad
Boy Films. Click
here for more information.
Also coming out this week is the film debut
of the recently disbanded musical group B2K in YOU GOT
SERVED. The film also stars Steve Harvey and Meagan Good.
Till next week,
The blackfilm.com crew
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