Diddy Had Steak on a Hot Dog Bun for New Year's Eve Dinner — Here's What Else He's Eating This Week

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.Photo:Shareif Ziyadat/Getty Shareif Ziyadat/Getty Sean “Diddy” Combsspent New Year’s Eve at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center, where he is awaiting trial on May 5, 2025, after pleading not guilty to charges of racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. Lunch, which is served around 11 a.m. daily, ranges from hamburgers, tater tots and fruit — which was Combs’ New Year’s Day meal — and scrambled eggs, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and “oven brown potatoes,” which is the menu on Saturday, Jan.

Diddy Would Live on Manhattan's Upper East Side if Released on Bail, Decision Expected Next Week

Sean “Diddy” Combs.Photo:Steve Granitz/WireImage Steve Granitz/WireImage Sean “Diddy” Combswould live on Manhattan’s Upper East Side if released, his attorneys said at a bail hearing on Friday, Nov. 21. A judge will decide next week if the music mogul will be granted bail. Combs, 55, entered the Manhattan federal courtroom through a side door, dressed in a khaki jail-issued outfit. He smiled and waved toward his family in the second row, including his twin 17-year-old daughters.

Diddy's Twin Daughters D'Lila and Jessie Pose with Their 3 Brothers for Homecoming as Father Remains in Jail Awaiting Trial

Jessie and D’Lila Combs get ready for Homecoming 2024.Photo:kimoraleesimmons/Instagram kimoraleesimmons/Instagram Sean “Diddy” Combs’daughters looked all grown up as they posed for their senior homecoming photos. On Sunday, Oct. 27, D’Lila and Jessie, 17, the daughters of Combs, 54, and the lateKim Porter, shared photos ontheir shared Instagramas they smiled for photos before their homecoming dance. Both twins wore their hair in a high ponytail and donned long-sleeved, off-the-shoulder orange mini dresses, pairing the outfits with gold strappy sandals.

Diff'rent Strokes'Todd Bridges on Dealing with Racism as a Teen Star — and His Real Thoughts on Costar Gary Coleman

Todd Bridges on ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ and in 2018.Photo: Getty(2)` Todd Bridgeshas a lot of complex feelings looking back on hisDiff’rent Strokesfame. The actor, 59, appeared on theAllison Interviewspodcast, chatting with host Allison Kugel about how becoming famous as a teenager playing Willis Jackson on the beloved sitcom was “exciting,” but not without its pitfalls. “It was exciting, because you were well known. But then also you had a target on your back.

Director ofMonsters, Inc.Explains How the Movie’s Heartwarming Ending Almost Didn’t Happen

Boo and Sulley in ‘Monsters Inc.’ in 2001.Photo:Cinematic / Alamy Cinematic / Alamy Sometimes movies take a lot of input. Pete Docter — who directed 2001’sMonsters, Inc.as well as many other belovedPixarfilms — opened up on the March 11 episode of theKelly Corrigan Wonderspodcast about his creative process and the many changes some of his best-known projects went through as they went from idea to finished movie. Podcast guest host Claire Corrigan Lichty (Kelly’s daughter) asked Docter, 56, what idea he fought the hardest for.