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January 4th, 2010 by Hannah

Elizabeth Taylor’s White Diamonds fragrance is the best-selling celebrity perfume of all time, according to a research company.

The fragrance recorded US sales of $67 million in 2008, followed by Unforgivable, a scent endorsed by Sean Diddy Combs, which racked up $48.5 million.

White Diamonds, which carries the unmistakable Taylor cache, was first released in 1991 by Elizabeth Arden. At the time Taylor said she “wanted every woman to be able to experience the joy and thrills that diamonds and extraordinary gems bring to [her]“.

Other money-making perfumes include Sarah Jessica Parker’s Lovely, Derek Jeter’s Driven and Glo by Jennifer Lopez. Celine Dion’s same-name perfume ranked third at $26.4 million.

The Chicago-based Euromonitor International list ran as follows: 1. Elizabeth Taylor – White Diamonds ($67.2m); 2. Sean Diddy Combs – Unforgivable ($48.5m); 3. Celine Dion ($26.4m); 4. Sarah Jessica Parker – Lovely ($25.7m); 5. Derek Jeter – Driven ($24.1m); 6. Antonio Banderas – Diavolo ($18.8m); 7. J.Lo – Glo ($18.5m); 8. Britney Spears – Curious ($14.3m); 9. Britney Spears – Fantasy ($10.1 million).

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March 18th, 2008 by Hannah

Diddy Denies Tupac Death Rumors

No, we’re not even going to get into the whole “he’s still alive argument”. The latest rumors include a published report that say Sean “Diddy” Combs was linked to the death of Tupac Shakur in 1994.

An article published in the L.A. Times says that Diddy and Christopher Wallace (Notorious B.I.G.) knew about Jimmy Henchman and James Sabatino’s plan to off Tupac. The death subsequently sparked a rap war between the coasts.

Diddy’s rep says, “This story is beyond ridiculous and is completely false. Neither Biggie nor I had any knowledge of any attack before, during, or after it happened. It is a complete lie to suggest that there was any involvement by Biggie or myself. I am shocked that the Los Angeles Times would be so irresponsible as to publish such a baseless and completely untrue story.”