Inviting a few shot caller’s to join his venture, the new channel is expected to feature artist and a way for them to get heard. According to All Hip Hop, Comcast has already picked up Revolt, which will be carried on various local cable systems.

First Oprah, now Diddy! #Allrealtalk we’ve never expected this one. Will you be watching. Follow @ALLREALTALK as more updates are revealed.

DIDDY – DIRTY MONEY: Last Train to Paris

We’re abroad on tour when I meet her, the woman of my dreams. We spend the night together, but I never get her name. When I wake up, she’s gone.

I’m infatuated with her, really blown away. A couple of months go by, and I bump into her again on tour overseas. We get together, and we’re inseparable for three months. We go to New York, Miami, all the places where I get it poppin’.

Then, suddenly, we have a misunderstanding and she just breaks out on me. But absence makes the heart grow fonder. We’re in two different parts of the world and she’s remembering all the good times while I’m thinking if I had another chance I wouldn’t lose her again. One night in London, I get offstage at 9:45pm and I hear that she’s in Paris. It’s one of the foggiest nights, so I can’t take my plane, I can’t drive. The only way I can get to her is the last train to Paris…

This episode, inspired by a real-life encounter from his past, is the starting point of the new album Last Train to Paris by the Sean "Puffy" Combs’ new group Diddy-Dirty Money. With dark, atmospheric beats and a cinematic back story, the new project represents an entirely new side of the rap impresario. Fans may think they know him, but as he prepares to unleash his latest smash, they are about to experience an entirely new Combs, and an entirely new sound. Diddy-Dirty Money is about to redefine dance music for the new decade.

Europe didn’t just provide an evocative backdrop for the story that is Last Train to Paris, it also inspired the sound. Though Combs is known for his contribution to hip hop, he is also a passionate fan of dance music, often traveling to global hot spots like Ibiza and Berlin to take in the new sounds emerging from the techno scene. Blending elements of UK grime, Mediterranean techno and the 808s of American hip hop, the album represents a new sound that Combs calls "train music."

No stranger to the finer things, Combs amassed a crew of some of the top names in music to help him bring his vision to life. TI, Rick Ross and Lil Wayne all lend guest vocals, but the biggest contribution comes from band members Dawn Richard and Kalenna. "Dawn and I aren’t background singers simply standing next to Diddy," says Kalenna. "Diddy-Dirty Money isn’t just more of the same. It’s an organic group that grew out of a shared passion for music."

Kalenna started writing songs at 11, when she would accompany her father–a rapper and army man–into the studio. As a military daughter, she moved often, living in diverse locations including Alaska, Germany and Hawaii. In music, she found a home for herself even as "home" was constantly changing. "Growing up, I understood how music can take you away and help you escape," she says. "At the same time I began learning how music brings people together; how it can heal and comfort." She eventually channeled her talent for songwriting into a successful career penning hits for Jill Scott, Jennifer Lopez, Timbaland and multi-platinum producer Rodney Jerkins.

Dawn Richard will be recognizable to fans as a member of the group Danity Kane, formed via the MTV series Making the Band 3. The New Orleans native grew up watching her father perform. A musician, choir director and former member of R&B group Chocolate Milk, he instilled in her a love of music, even as her tastes evolved. "I was more into alternative music," she says, naming influences including The Cranberries, Sheryl Crow and Green Day. "I saw myself as the leader of a rock band with pink hair, singing the music I love."

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When Combs paired Richard and Kalenna together to write songs for Danity Kane in 2009, he knew immediately that he had a powerful new songwriting team, describing them as "kindred spirits." With so many far-reaching influences between them, combining forces as Dirty Money is nothing less than "divine intervention," says Richard. "We mirror each other. We’re all perfectionists with a strong work ethic. We push and challenge each other."

The trio’s unmatched creative chemistry reveals itself in the latest blockbuster single "Hello Good Morning". The group premiered the single in front of 25 million viewers on American Idol on March 31st. The high-energy track, with its urgent, atmospheric beats, was perfectly suited to an explosive performance with spectacular special effects. Idol producers even issued a warning to viewers about the intense strobe lights used onstage.

Ross, who also lent vocals to the lead single "Angels", is just another member of the extended Dirty Money family. Lil Wayne was passionate about the new sound being crafted, and dropped verses on "Strobe Lights", a teasing, funky club banger, and "Shades", a trippy track also featuring Bilal. Mario Winans produced the 80s-influenced "Give My All To You" while Rodney Jerkins produced the international party jam "I Want Your Love".

"I’ll even take off my shades," sings (yes, sings) Combs on "Twisted", hinting at a new, emotional core to his sound. The multilayered track represents some of the many influences of Last Train. With a soaring synth riff that reflects the head-trip that is falling in love, he recalls a post-millennial Prince. Other tracks veer from tribal drums to church organs to gritty instrumentals, all combining to form the new sound.

While Combs has had unsurpassed success in many different realms, from fashion to spirits to film, the lush soundscape of Last Train represents a renewed commitment to music from the multitalented impresario. By opening up a chapter of his own life to tell the story, he’s crafted an album that is expressive and exciting. Sure, this album will make you dance, but Dirty Money is more than just dance music. It’s a movement.

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LAST TRAIN TO PARIS IN STORES HERE

Track Listing:

1. Intro
2. Yeah Yeah You Would Featuring Grace Jones
3. I Hate That You Love
4. Ass On The Floor Featuring Swizz Beatz
5. Looking For Love Featuring Usher
6. Someone To Love Me
7. Hate You Now
8. Yesterday Featuring Chris Brown
9. Shades Featuring Lil Wayne, Justin Timberlake, Bilal, and James Fauntleroy
10. Angels Featuring Notorious B.I.G., and Rick Ross
11. Your Love Featuring Trey Songz
12. Strobe Lights Featuring Lil Wayne
13. Hello Good Morning Featuring T.I.
14. I Know Featuring Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, and Seven of Richgirl
15. Coming Home Featuring Skylar Grey
16. Loving You No More Featuring Drake

Spero filed her claim in a federal court in NY, according to TMZ,

In the docs, Spero claims she and Diddy — aka Sean Combs — butted heads after she informed him that she needed major hip surgery in 2008 … and then later “suffered a relapse” to an addiction to prescription medication and alcohol. According to the docs, Spero claims Diddy was “unsympathetic to her condition” — and ultimately tried to freeze her out of the company. Spero says she continued to do her work — signing new artists — but was eventually fired in March 2010 … and replaced by a woman 10-15 years younger who “lacked the skill set and experience Spero brought to the position.” [source].

A spokesperson for Mr. Combs tells Allrealtalk.com’s source, “this is a grab for money by someone who concedes in her complaint to having had a drug relapse while on the job”.

The Future is Back at Sean John

Francesca was fired in March, in addition to being replaced by a woman 10-15 years younger. Spero says that she first met Diddy in 1988 and began working for him a decade later – during and helped him grow his company.