P. Diddy doesn't think there are any black people or "crackheads" in Alaska.
The music mogul has slammed Republican Presidential candidate John McCain's choice of potential vice president - Sarah Palin, from the remote US state of Alaska - insisting she has no idea about the real problems in America.
Diddy - who has changed his name to show his support for Democrat Presidential candidate Barack Obama - fumed: "This is a message to John McCain. My name is Diddy. You may know me by my government name which is Sean Combs, but my friends know me as a Diddy, a.k.a. So-Rock Obama.

Madonna arrived at husband Guy Ritchie's world premiere an hour late.
The 'Give It 2 Me' singer kept the director waiting up at the London launch of 'RocknRolla' last night (01.09.08) before a black car dropped her off at the event just minutes before the film was due to start.
Guy met the singer - who took time out from her 'Sticky and Sweet' world tour to support her husband - from the vehicle before the couple walked down the red carpet hand-in-hand.

Amy Winehouse has taken up Buddhism.
The troubled star - who doctors reportedly fear could be brain damaged after a recent cannabis overdose - has been inspired by singer Tina Turner to seek solace in the religion.
The 24-year-old singer chants Nam Myoho Renge Kyo, a form of Nichiren Daishonin Buddhism.
A source told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "Amy was introduced to Buddhist chanting by one of her musicians. She chants for 10 minutes in the mornings and just before she sleeps.

Pink says a 13-year-old fan's rape ordeal stopped her from quitting music.
The singer received a harrowing letter from the teenager revealing how her grandfather had sexually abused her following the death of her mother.
The fan, who also described how her grandfather had been raping her mother before her passing, urged the star to "never stop" because her music gave her a reason to live.
Pink, real name Alecia Moore, said: "I remember being in Paris and talking about my childhood, my parents divorcing and I started crying during an interview. I thought I was over music and I couldn't take any more. But then, not long after, I got a letter from this girl saying her grandfather was raping her.

The Pussycat Dolls are reportedly set to star in a new musical movie loosely based on their lives.
The 'Don’t Cha’ singers – who are no strangers to flaunting their toned figures in raunchy music videos – are said to be considering scripts which focus on the history of the band and allow them to showcase their acting skills.
A source said: 'The Pussycat Dolls are getting a lot of film scripts to look through at the moment. It’s going to be semi-biographical, about their rise to fame, with loads of dancing and singing.'