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Sean “Diddy” Combs is all smiles as he poses alongside his girlfriend Cassie at the premiere of his upcoming documentary Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: The Bad Boy Story held at the Writers Guild of America Theater on Wednesday (June 21) in Los Angeles.

The couple were joined at the event by Vin Diesel, Lil’ Kim, Usher, Wiz Khalifa and his girlfriend Izabela Guedes, DJ Khaled, Jimmy Lovine and Liberty Ross, Corey Gamble, Mase, Tyrese Gibson, Snoop Dogg, Shameik Moore, Sevyn Streeter, Nelly, Gucci Mane, G-Eazy, Bryshere Y. Gray, Bobby Brown and his wife Alicia Etheredge.

“Dreams do come true. I feel so blessed to premiere Can’t Stop Won’t Stop tonight in Los Angeles at the Writers Guild theater,” Diddy wrote in a statement on his website. “This movie is that real life thing! It’s about surviving!! It’s about winning!! It’s about being the best!! #CantStopWontStop the movie debuts this Sunday June 25th on Apple Music.”

FYI: Liberty is wearing Ana Khouri earrings. Diddy is wearing a Libertine jacket.

Sevyn Streeter gets into the Valentine’s Day spirit early in the just released music video for “Fallen” featuring Ty Dolla $ign and Cam Wallace!

The track – as well as “Prolly,” “My Love For You,” “D4L” and “Before I Do” – is set to be featured on the 30-year-old singer’s anticipated debut studio album Girl Interrupted, which is expected to be released in February.

“‘Fallen’ is the perfect description of attraction so intense, it’s intoxicating,” Sevyn told Rap-Up. “The moment right in between falling in love and being in lust. That rare space where your emotions are still under control, but not for too much longer. You just can’t get enough of that person, and falling for them seems inevitable. The song features Ty Dolla $ign and Cam Wallace (who also produced the track). Both of them killed their verses! Director Mike Ho and I are back at it again for the fifth video from the ‘Girl Disrupted’ video series. He just gets me! We wanted the video to be as sensual as the song.”

Sevyn Streeter has dropped another brand new track titled “Fallen” featuring Ty Dolla $ign and Cam Wallace, and you can get your first listen right here!

The track – as well as “Prolly,” “My Love For You,” “D4L” and “Before I Do” – is set to be featured on the 30-year-old singer’s anticipated debut studio album Girl Interrupted, which is expected to be released in February.

“If you keep on puttin it down you gone make me love you”… Who else can relate?,” Sevyn tweeted.

Sevyn is currently on her Girl Disrupted Tour, which travels through Houston, New Orleans, Oakland, Santa Cruz, and Sacramento, wrapping Feb. 12 in L.A.

Click inside to read the lyrics to Sevyn Streeter’s new single…More Here! »

While the focus was on the guys at the 2016 GQ Men of the Year Party, the women stole the spotlight with their chic fashion on the red carpet!

Why Him?‘s Zoey Deutch, Miss Sloane‘s Gugu Mbatha-Raw, and Scorpion‘s Katharine McPhee were just some of the ladies who attended the event at the Chateau Marmont on Thursday night (December 8) in West Hollywood, Calif.

Others in attendance included singers Kelly Rowland, Sevyn Streeter, Christina Milian, and Bebe Rexha, models Charlotte McKinney, Karrueche Tran, and Kelly Rohrbach, comedian Sarah Silverman, and actresses Rachel Bloom, Aja Naomi King, Katheryn Winnick, Keke Palmer, Melissa Bolona, Carly Chaikin, and Eiza Gonzalez.

Before the party, Zoey was in attendance at GQ and Dior Homme‘s dinner at the same location!

FYI: Zoey is wearing a Dior dress and bag at the dinner. She is wearing an Antonio Berardi jacket, skirt, and bustier at the party. Keke is wearing a Houghton top and skirt, a Salar Milano handbag, and Adornmonde chokers. Aja is wearing a Roland Mouret dress. Katharine is wearing Bruno Magli shoes. Kelly is wearing Erica Courtney earrings. Gugu is wearing a Sandro jacket and pants and Schutz shoes. Carly is wearing a Sandro dress.

Sevyn Streeter keeps it simple and sensual in the just released music video for her latest single, “Before I Do,” from her upcoming album Girl Disrupted!

“The concept for the video was birthed from the simplicity of the song. I wanted it to be raw and vulnerable,” the 30-year-old singer told ESSENCE. “It’s all about reflection. Being alone, in your home with your thoughts.”

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“I always pull from my life in one way or another. ‘Before I Do’ was no different! The song was brought to me half written, but the story spoke to me so deeply that the rest of the words just flowed from an honest place,” Sevyn added. “It’s going to feel good to sing the new songs I’ve released. Nothing like being in a room with all of my fans singing, dancing and having a good time! It can’t start soon enough for me! This next year for me is really about Girl Disrupted! I really want people to love this album and get to know me better from it.”

Sevyn Streeter has released her brand-new song “Before I Do,” and you can listen to it right here!

The track is set to be featured on the 30-year-old singer’s debut studio album Girl Interrupted, which will be released in early 2017.

Previously released tracks from the upcoming album – which Sevyn calls an “ode to Aaliyah” – include “Prolly feat. Gucci Mane,” “My Love For You,” and “D4L (feat. The-Dream).”

“Before I Do” focuses on the emotions of wanting to take it to the next step with a love interest while experiencing some hesitations.

Download the song on iTunes now, and stream it below (via Spotify)!

Click inside to watch a clip of Sevyn singing “Before I Do” live… More Here! »

Sevyn Streeter has rescheduled her National Anthem performance after the Philadelphia 76ers blocked her from singing at a recent game because of her outfit.

The 30-year-old R&B singer wanted to wear a “We Matter” jersey, but she was blocked from doing so.

Sevyn has accepted the team’s apology and will wear her jersey while performing at the December 16 home game against the Los Angeles Lakers.

“I have accepted their apology,” Sevyn told the Associated Press. “In order to move forward, it was important to me that we take action and use this as an opportunity to create positive change and dialogue throughout the community.”