Forbes has released their highest paid musicians for the past 12 months, from May 2010 through May 2011, and Diddy comes in tied for 18th with AC/DC, Beyonce, Tim McGraw and Muse, earning an estimated $35 million dollars.

U2 takes the top slot with $195 million. Representing hip-hop, you have The Black Eyed Peas at #7 ($61 million), Usher at #12 ($46 million) and Jay-Z at #17 ($37 million).

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This isn't a new record, but I still wanted to share it. On Twitter, P. Watts' shared a tweet from WSCR 365 Radio offering a free download of "Download" featuring Kalenna of Dirty Money alongside Rasheeda and Lola Monae. Listen below.

Following the music video's online debut in May, a high definition version of Dirty Money's "Looking for Love" featuring Usher has now been released on VEVO. Watch below.

Killer Mike has released a visual for the Oscar Grant inspired "Burn." He just bops along with Killer Mike for a few seconds on the clip, at the 1:09, 2:45 and 4:08 marks. The Diddy footage looks like it was recorded at the SXSW music festival in March.

The clip also features Asher Roth, Machine Gun Kelly and Curren$y, among others. Watch below.


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On Twitter, Kalenna shared a free download to the remix of Jarren Benton's "Justin Bieber" featuring her and Elz Jenkins. It was produced by Kato. Listen below.

Diddy joined Rick Ross during the latter's set at HOT 97's Summer Jam 2011 in New York City last Sunday night.

In the clip below, Rozay takes us behind the scenes with Diddy, Swizz Beatz, DJ Khaled and more. There is a brief clip from the show, as well.

In an interview with XXL, G. Dep revealed that Diddy has reached out to his wife and has been "showing support."

In December, G. Dep admitted to police that he had shot and killed a man back in 1993. He is now incarcerated, awaiting trial.

Back in December, we learned that Dirty Money would feature on a new single from Russian rapper Timati, "I'm on You."

They shot a music video in November and it was released in January.

On Friday, the video was honored as the "Best Video" in the Muz-TV Music Awards, an annual awards program aimed at honoring music released in Russia.

Diddy was the surprise guest at last night's HOT 97 Summer Jam in New York City.

In addition to the "O Let's Do It (Remix)," contactmusic.com reports that Diddy also performed the Bugatti Boyz's "Another One" and DJ Khaled's "All I Do is Win (Remix)." He also participated in the tribute to The Notorious B.I.G. and 2Pac.

Back in December, when Dirty Money released "Last Train to Paris," Diddy held a listening party that was streamed live online.

During the party, a model's hair caught on fire when it came in contact with a candle. The model was in a bath tub, so she was just able to quickly put the fire out. Diddy later paid to fix the damage of her hair, as well.

When the incident occurred, Fabolous, Trey Songz and Kevin Hart were all near the model. In the clip below, Fabolous speaks with MTV's Funkmaster Flex about what happened.


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