Today's entertainment gossip is that the LA Times had to retract stories that they had in their newspaper and online that Sean "Diddy" Combs associates assaulted Tupac Shakur in 1994 and that Combs knew about it ahead of time. The story was base on FBI documents that turned out to be phony. Pulitzer-prize winning staff writer Chuck Philips wrote both stories
The Times posted an article on its Web site on March 26, saying the authenticity of the documents and story had been challenged. The next day, they offered a front-page story that reported they had been the victim of a hoax and apologized for the error.
That's your entertainment gossip for now.
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