The Daily Record has an interview with Dirty Money, most of which is spent reflecting on what it means to be in the group.

Update: Though Diddy's earlier tweet indicated that it would be broadcast on CNN, a later message indicated it would be on CNN International, a different network. The show's website confirms this is accurate. I apologize for the inaccuracy. It looks like the interviews are put online, however, so we'll have that if they put the interview with Diddy online.

On Twitter, Diddy mentioned that he would appear on CNN's "Connect the World" today at 4 PM ET. For more background on the feature, check out the CNN website.

In the clip below, 9th Wonder, Big Sean and Skyzoo drop some retrospective thoughts on Diddy's legendary "I'll Be Missing You" performance at the MTV Video Music Awards with Sting, Faith Evans and 112.

"Get Him to the Greek" will be released digitally and on DVD on September 28. Three DVD formats will be available, including the single disc, two disc collectors edition and Blu-ray editions. All three versions will include both the theatrical release and an unrated edition.

You can pre-order the DVDs from Amazon.com (buy now: single disc, two disc collectors edition and Blu-ray) and the digital editions from iTunes and Amazon.com.

Roger Moore of the Orlando Sentinel says that the deleted scenes featuring Diddy are "always funny."

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Diddy announced on Twitter that he and Rick Ross will release a collaborative single as the Bugatti Boyz. It's titled "Another One" and it will be released on October 1.

Previously, "I'm So Appalled" was reported to be a collaboration with Kanye West for Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris."

Today, as part of his weekly "GOOD Friday" music release, West released "So Appalled" for free download featuring RZA, Jay-Z, Pusha T, Swizz Beatz and Cyhi the Prince.

At this stage, it's unclear if the record was really a collaboration with Diddy or not and if so, how close to the potential collaboration that this finished record really is.

Brian Stelter of The New York Times reports that Steven Tyler and Jennifer Lopez will join Randy Jackson as the judges on "American Idol" this season. Interscope Geffen A&M Records chairman Jimmy Iovine is also joining the program, serving as an "in-house mentor" to contestants.

This announcement puts to rest, for the time being, the notion that Diddy could become a judge for the show. He expressed interest in the post back in May and we launched an online campaign to support that interest in June.

A new Diddy record, "Shades," has appeared online, featuring both Lil' Wayne and Justin Timberlake. The song, which is tagged as Diddy, rather than Dirty Money, begins with a slow build up including a Lil' Wayne verse that is more spoken word than rap. Diddy sings and, toward the end, Justin Timberlake enters with a rap verse of his own.

It is almost certainly unfinished and, though it is tagged as Diddy, I have to believe that it is a Dirty Money record (whether or not it ends up featuring Dawn Richard and/or Kalenna, who are not on the record that is now circulating) because of the timing and the fact that Lil' Wayne and Justin Timberlake are both confirmed collaborators for "Last Train to Paris."

Stay tuned.

Dirty Money's "Loving You No More" (featuring Drake) was digitally released today. You can pick it up on iTunes and Amazon.com.

Speaking to MTV News, Nelly shared a couple of conversations, where he and Diddy motivated each other. Watch below.