March 22 came and went without a release of Gorilla Zoe's next album, "King Kong." HipHopDX reports that the album is now scheduled for a June 22 release.

"The Dance Scene" is a new show on E! featuring Laurieann Gibson, executive produced by Ryan Seacrest. It premieres on April 10 at 10:30 PM ET.

According to Monsters and Critics, Dawn Richard will be appearing as a guest on the show. The air date of her appearance has yet to be announced.

According to a press release, Dawn Richard's "Hey" was produced by BLAQSMURPH. The song was featured on her "A Tell Tale Heart" mixtape (free download).

Here are Bad Boy's positions on the most recent Billboard U.S. album and single charts, released today. Dirty Money's "Coming Home" maintains ground with a mixed bag of gains and losses, while "Your Love" moves up slightly.

Albums

The Billboard 200

172. "Last Train to Paris" by Dirty Money (down from 123).

Top Current Albums

158. "Last Train to Paris" by Dirty Money (down from 119).

Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums

36. "Last Train to Paris" by Dirty Money (down from 28).

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The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) has released their files from their investigation into the murder of The Notorious B.I.G. from 1997 through 2005.

According to reports by ABC News, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Daily News and the Associated Press, little is revealed in the heavily redacted files. The most noteworthy point seems to be related to the bullets that were used in his murder. They were were "very rare" Gekko 9 mm ammunition and the Daily News says that, according to the files, the FBI believed they found those type of bullets in the garage of David Mack, a former LAPD officer who has been regularly linked to the murder.

LAPD Capt. Kevin McClure told the Los Angeles Times that the investigation remains open, but all leads have now been exhausted. This follows a report in January that active leads were being investigated.

Busta Rhymes tweeted a link to Rap Radar's post on "I Knock You Out," a new track from Busta that takes Biggie's verse from the "All Men Are Dogs" remix. You can listen to it over there.

Red Cafe has released a visual for his freestyle over Ace Hood's "Hustle Hard.". Watch below.

MTV News' Alvin Blanco passed along a report by Page Six of the New York Post, indicating that Diddy is trying to bring Odd Future, led by Tyler, The Creator, to Bad Boy.

Though Tyler has a solo, one album deal with a label, the group Odd Future remains unsigned. Diddy appeared with them at the SXSW Music Festival last month.

The Post article also revealed that Diddy helped set up a meeting between Tyler and Justin Bieber, who he is a big fan of. Tyler talked to MTV about the meeting last month.

At the start of this year, Diddy released the remix for Dirty Money's "Someone to Love Me," referred to as the "MJB Remix" and the "MJB Naked Remix."

The song featured Blige taking over on the chorus and adding a verse of her own. One of Diddy's verses from the original was kept, and he provided some ad-libs, while Lil' Wayne added another verse.

That song is now Blige's latest single which Vibe says will be included on her upcoming album, the 10th of her career. On top of that, the Colin Tilley directed music video has already been released and you can check it out below. Cool visual.


"Thank you to Diddy for letting me keep the 'Someone to Love Me' joint and remaining a part of it!," Blige said on Twitter. "Love you for life! Have a great tour!"

On his Facebook page, Jeremy Greene posted a visual for "Believe," a deeply personal record that he released some time ago. You can also download the clip for free via his Twitter profile.