Here are Bad Boy's positions on the latest Billboard U.S. album and single charts, released today.

The Billboard 200

193. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae (down from 172).

Top Current Albums

174. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae (down from 155).

Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums

37. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae (down from 29).

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According to a press release, Gorilla Zoe will be featured on Pony Boi's "Papered Up," which is set for release in October. Pony Boi, real name Sergio Myers, has achieved success as a film and television producer, working on shoes such as "E! True Hollywood Story," "Sorority Life" and "10 Things Every Guy Should Experience."

Below, check out some behind the scenes footage from the making of "Papered Up."

On Tuesday, I mentioned that Jeremy Greene would soon be releasing a mixtape, "All is Fair in Love and Music." And now it's here.

The mixtape features 11 tracks, including Greene's unofficial remix to Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning," "How Fly is He" featuring Diddy vocals sampled from "Hello Good Morning" and "Loving U Was Wrong," which is Greene's take on Dirty Money's "Loving You No More," including the instrumental to the original, as well as Drake's verse.

You can download it for free care of his Twitter. Check out the cover and full track listing below.

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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.

DJ Drama and Maino have released a new mixtape, "The Art of War," which you can download for free at LiveMixtapes.com. It includes "Don't Say Nothin' (Remix)" featuring Dirty Money and "This and That" featuring Red Cafe. "What's Poppin" was produced by Bad Boy producer Antwan "Amadeus" Thompson. Listen to the songs below.


Via Platinum Boy Music.

According to a press release, Gorilla Zoe will premiere a new record, "Vampire," around Halloween for a promotion in partnership with Encounter Technologies and MusicMatrix.com. The release also says that there will be an "interactive music video" for the song.

Christopher Jordan Wallace, Biggie's son who made his acting debut in "Notorious," will make his second film appearance in "Everything Must Go," a new film starring Will Ferrell. Betsy Sharkey of the Los Angeles Times reports that the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday.

On Twitter, T-Pain shared a picture of his new Ciroc Red Berry chain. He also has a Nuvo chain and joked that he was "'wearing' out the competition."

Santana's new album, "Guitar Heaven: The Greatest Guitar Classics of All-Time," features a remake of AC/DC's classic "Back in Black. According to Melinda Newman of Hitfix, the song was supposed to feature Janelle Monae alongside Nas. But, apparently, it did not work out.