On his Twitter profile, Gorilla Zoe shared a message from Daniel Kuniansky mentioning that you can get a new free track from gorillazoesite.com called "Illuminate Me."

This domain may end up hosting the new official Gorilla Zoe website as the domain name registrant information is associated with Koch Entertainment, of which E1 Music is a part of. Zoe signed to E1 in August. The email address listed on the domain name registrant contact information ends with flashenhanced.com, the website of Flash Enhanced Inc., who lists Koch Records as one of their clients.

Finally, this track download and website was shared on the official E1 Music Facebook page.

On Twitter, Gorilla Zoe has released the album cover for "King Kong," his upcoming third album.

According to Diddy on Twitter, Dirty Money's "Looking for Love" music video made a surprise premiere on today's "106 & Park." He also released a new trailer, which you can watch below.

On Twitter, Chris Webby has shared a free download of "WDGAF (We Don't Give a F***)" featuring Gorilla Zoe, produced by Aaron Lacrate. Listen below.

Diddy has launched a second Twitter account, iamswag. In the video below, he says that he's going to change his name to Swag for a week.

It was only a month ago when Dirty Money's "Coming Home" was certified Platinum by the RIAA, marking 1 million units sold in the United States.

According to the Billboard charts released today, "Coming Home" has now been certified at 2x Platinum, confirming 2 million units sold in the U.S.

This is exceptionally meaningful. There have been only 3 singles released by Bad Boy that have been certified at 2X Platinum or higher: Diddy's "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down" (2x) and "I'll Be Missing You" (3x) and Yung Joc's "It's Goin' Down" (3x). A multi-platinum certification is a big deal and this is underscored by the fact that, with all of the hits Bad Boy has had, there have only been four in the company's history.

Beyond the company, it's important for Diddy, as well. No one can take this away: "Coming Home" ranks among his biggest hits in a career of hits. "Coming Home" fits in nicely with the list of Diddy singles that have been certified by the RIAA, including "Hello Good Morning" (Gold), "Shake Ya Tailgeather" (Gold), "Satisfy You" (Gold),
"Come With Me" (Platinum), "Victory" (Gold), "Been Around the World" (Platinum), "I'll Be Missing You" (3x Platinum) and "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down" (2x Platinum).

Here are Bad Boy's positions on the most recent Billboard U.S. album and single charts, released today. Dirty Money's "Coming Home" moves from the big boards to the recurrents and "Your Love" gains.

Albums

Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums

39. "Last Train to Paris" by Dirty Money (down from 30).

Singles

Hot Singles Recurrents

7. "Coming Home" by Dirty Money (debut).

Hot 100 Recurrent Airplay

18. "Coming Home" by Dirty Money (debut).

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Vogue has a fun video, following Janelle Monae and Bruno Mars as they attend the Met Costume Institute Gala for the first time, from the selection of wardrobe to walking the line of cameras.

Forbes has updated their annual list of the world's most powerful celebrities. Diddy finds himself at #52, a 16 spot upward move from last year.

Forbes continues to maintain a "hip-hop impresario" category and Diddy ranks second in it, following Jay-Z, who dropped from #15 to #38. Other members of the category include Eminem (#71), Kanye West (#76) and Lil' Wayne (#85).

There are five subcategories that the celebrities are ranked on: money, TV/radio mentions, press mentions, social media presence and web coverage. Diddy excels in the web and social categories, where he ranked #29 and #31, respectively. He's #47 in money, #51 in TV/radio and #66 in press.

On his Facebook page, Jeremy Greene has posted some studio footage and previews a snippet of a track that will either be titled "Tonight" or "Floor." Watch.