The Los Angeles Times on Monday retracted a story that linked hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs to the 1994 shooting of rapper Tupac Shakur, admitting that the report relied on fake FBI documents.
The move came three weeks after the paper’s Web site carried a lengthy story by Pulitzer Prize-winner Chuck Philips, who said that associates of Combs had arranged the assault on Shakur because they were angry that he had rejected overtures to sign with Combs’ Bad Boy Records label.
Oliver Stone is going ahead with the project anyway.
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The role of Chuck Philips will be played by Carrottop.
The role of Sean “Puffy” Combs will be played by Sinbad.
The role of the LA Times will be played by a dumpster full of paper shreddings.
Ol’ P. Diddy was a player
Ol’ P. Diddy wasn’t there
Ol’ P. Diddy diddin do he diddy?
The film will make $7.41.
Well, it is the LA Times: “All the junk that’s fit to debunk!”