In our audio player, you can listen to "Twisted," a new record from Gorilla Zoe that features Lil' Jon. We first reported on the record at the end of January. It was produced by DJ Montay.

The clip below finds Jeremy Greene and Bad Boy A&R Daniel "Skid" Mitchell at Daddy's House recording studios with rapper Chris Webby. Nothing newsworthy here - just a funny clip. Stupid hard!

Back in November, Liz Davis revealed that revealed that she had signed with a "new major label," referring to it as the label whose roster included country legend Reba McEntire. That would have meant The Valory Music Co.

At the time, Davis was not willing to speak further or confirm whether or not she was still affiliated with Bad Boy.

But, on her Facebook page is January, Davis was asked if she was still "with Diddy" and she replied, stating that she was "not with Bad Boy anymore" and telling the person, "you'll find out soon!"

Ironically, Davis released a new song on Friday titled "Bad Boy," where she sings "Bad Boy, you're no good for me." But, the song title has "no pun intended," according to her.

Earlier this month, Davis tweeted that she wanted to "answer everyone's questions about Bad Boy. But, news will be out soon, I promise you!"

Janelle Monae may not have picked up any hardware last night, but she did jump on stage for a join performance with Bruno Mars and B.o.B.

According to the Calgary Herald, Monae sung "Cold War" with Mars on drums while she provided backing vocals when B.o.B performed "Nothing on You.

Dirty Money has released their Valentine's Day mix of "Last Train to Paris" for free download at HotNewHipHop.com.

Titled "LoveLOVE vs. HateLOVE," this is a serious mixtape. With the way most "mixtapes" are put together these days, I hesitate to call it that. It's more like a remix album. Executive produced by Bad Boy producer Rob Holladay, the 14 track set features previously unreleased tracks and special remixes of tracks from the group's "Last Train to Paris" album.

The unreleased tracks are "Sade," "Private Entertainer" featuring Rick Ross, "Rollercoaster," "Make Love to You" and "Utopia." All of these records, with the exception of "Utopia," had appeared in the "Last Train to Paris" lyric book. "Make Love to You" was produced by Holladay and co-produced Yung Berg.

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The music video for Dirty Money's "Yesterday" was shot in January and directed by Colin Tilley.

On Twitter, Tilley shared that "the concept for 'Yesterday' was to create a "MOVING painting" - water vs. fire, earth vs. air."

Diddy released the clip today, in honor of Valentine's Day. The song features singer Chris Brown. Watch below.


Update: Changed broken video, as per Diddy.

"HateLOVE vs. LoveLOVE," the "Last Train to Paris" Valentine's Day mix by Dirty Money, was supposed to be released last night at midnight Eastern Time on HotNewHipHop.com. The venue was announced by Diddy on Twitter yesterday.

Shortly before that time came, however, HotNewHipHop.com posted on their Twitter profile that the mixtape had been delayed by 3 hours to midnight Pacific Time.

However, now long past, when you visit their website, a countdown to midnight (beneath the mix's cover) has been replaced by the words "Coming Soon."

Neither the Twitter accounts of Diddy or HotNewHipHop.com nor mixtape executive producer Rob Holladay reference the delay or suggest when it might be released. Stay tuned.

The 53rd GRAMMY Awards were tonight and, unfortunately, Janelle Monae did not win in either of the two categories she was nominated in.

In the Best Urban/Alternative Performance, Cee-Lo Green took hom the award for "F*** You." Monae was nominated along with Big Boi for "Tightrope."

In the Best Contemporary R&B Album, it was Usher with "Raymond v. Raymond," ahead of Monae's "The ArchAndroid."

On Twitter, Torch shared clean dirty and dirty versions of "Round & Round" for free download. The record features Red Cafe, Masspike Miles and Pusha T.

According to the image below, posted by Diddy on Twitter, the Valentine's day mix of Dirty Money's "Last Train to Paris" will be titled "LOVELOVE vs. HATELOVE" and will be executive produced by Rob Holladay and The Synthetic Orchestra.

Way back in September of 2009, Diddy announced that Holladay had joined The Hitmen, Bad Boy's in-house team of producers, and that he had produced "half" of "Last Train to Paris."

But, when the album was released, not a single Holladay produced record was included. This is where Diddy's comments about the four unreleased tracks may come in.