Back in September of last year, a "Last Train to Paris" lyric book was released and subsequently updated a few times. The website hosting it eventually disappeared.

But, on Twitter, Diddy shared an updated one.

There are a few noteworthy things here. First, the lyric book includes tracks that do not appear on the track listings that have been released thus far for the album. These songs are "If You Wanna Go (5th Ave)" and "Uptown." Could these songs pop up elsewhere? It is unclear - though, it is strange that they would include songs if they don't plan to release them, at this stage of the game.

Also, on the fifth page, the song title "Promises" is scratched out and replaced with "Change." This could indicate that, at one point, the title of "Changed" was "Promises." The song will appear on the deluxe edition of the album.

Diddy/Dirty Money has a new app in the iTunes App Store, released by UMG. It's unclear where this leaves the app that Diddy released in April of 2009, which remains in the App Store, as well.

Judging from the screenshots on Apple's website, the new app features audio clips, video, tweets, photos and more.

I reported in September that Gorilla Zoe's music video for "Vampire" would premiere as part of a Halloween promotion. Well, that didn't happen. But, the video was just released and you can view it below, care of the Block Entertainment Twitter. The record was included on a tentative track listing for Gorilla Zoe's third album, "King Kong."

Check out the clip below for the music video for "Take a Shot" by Robert Curry of Day26 featuring D. Golder. The video description indicates that the song is from an upcoming "Swagnum 2" mixtape.

Reese has released a visual for "Big Shots" featuring Jody Breeze and Gorilla Zoe. The track was originally released on the "Braggin Rights" mixtape by DJ Scream and Block. Shawty the Comedian is featured in the music video, as well. Check it out below.

Warning: some adult themes in this clip.

Dirty Money will be featured on "I'm on You," the new single from Russian rapper Timati, produced by G.Production. According to Timati's label, which he founded, the rapper linked up with Diddy originally when the Bad Boy CEO toured in Paris with Snoop Dogg.

In 2009, Timati released a bilingual album, "The Boss," which featured collaborations with Mario Winans, Busta Rhymes, Xzibit, Snoop Dogg and Kalenna of Dirty Money.

In November, they shot the music video for the record and all three members of Dirty Money will be featured. The song will be released online on December 14 and the music video will premiere on December 27. It was directed by Pavel Khudyakov and the joint Russian-American crew Khudyakov Production.Take a look at some behind the scenes video and pictures below.

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Diddy has released a behind the scenes feature showcasing the final mixing session for Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris." During the clip, Diddy also discusses the long journey to the completion of the album.

At the top of the month, Dirty Money shot a visual for "A** on the Floor" with Swizz Beatz. A trailer for the music video has been released and you can check it out below.

Diddy has released a second clip to follow "Diddy's Block Part 1,' where he walked Broadway in New York, picked up some ice cream and scared some random people.

In the second clip, he demonstrates how one should walk in New York City (with swag), among other things.

Diddy mentioned on Twitter that he was shooting a commercial today for Super Bowl XLV. It's unclear if this is for a particular brand or a channel related promo, as he and Dirty Money did with FOX during the World Series and CBS during NCAA Men's Basketball Championship.