L?homme que l?on appelait Puff Daddy rêve qu?on l?appelle Bond

Le rappeur noir américain qui se faisait appeler Puff Daddy, avant d?opter pour P. Diddy puis Diddy, a avoué récemment que son rêve était de répondre un jour au nom de Bond, James Bond. ?C'est mon rêve de jouer un rôle tel que celui-ci?, a déclaré Sean ?Diddy? Combs, son nom d?état civil, dans les coulisses des MTV Europe Music Awards. ?Un jour il y aura un Bond noir et je compte bien passer une audition à ce jour-là?, a déclaré le rappeur avant d?ajouter qu'il aimait ?le Bond actuel?, Daniel Craig, présent à la cérémonie. ?C'est un grand acteur et je pense qu'ils ont fait un bon choix.?

Sandra Bullock, Queen Latifah named ?Glamour Women of the Year?

Sandra Bullock, Queen Latifah and Katie Couric were three of the biggest names to be honored at the 17th Annual Glamour Women of the Year awards recently in New York, but all the honorees this year came with major accomplishments under their wings. On the fashion front, three generations of Missoni?s were honored, while former supermodel Iman is devoting herself to the AIDS crisis in Africa and was honored for her efforts to fund antiretroviral drugs for children and working with Keep a Child Alive.The 202,949 women of the US Military were collectively honored, as was Major Tammy Duckworth, who lost her legs during combat in 2004 in Iraq after her helicopter was shot down. Other ?Women of the Year? included Laurie David, global warming activist who produced An Inconvenient Truth featuring former Vice President Al Gore; Rachael Scdoris, who is legally blind and is the first disabled person to ever complete Alaska?s dog sled race and Somaly Mam, who was sold into sex slavery in Cambodia as a child and now rescues girls from sex trafficking with her organization Acting for Women in Distressing Situations, amongst others.