On his Facebook page, Machine Gun Kelly is asking for help from fans in choosing his new logo.

There are two choices: the logo that was featured on his "Wild Boy" single cover and the logo currently featured on his official website.

At the time of writing, the website logo is beating the single cover logo, 813 to 188.

Diddy's son, Justin Combs, has made the decision to attend UCLA, accepting a full scholarship to play football at the Division I school. He will major in Business Finance.

According to the press release, he received offers from Wyoming, Virginia, Illinois and more.

"Today I am truly blessed and thankful to accept my scholarship and give my full commitment to UCLA," the younger Combs said. "Playing Division I football was a life long dream of mine and through hard work I was able to achieve it. I am a living testament that with a strong relationship with God, family, and hard work dreams do come true."

"As a parent, today is one of the proudest moments of my life," Diddy added. "This is everything a father could want for his son, for him to excel at what he loves to do and is truly passionate about. Justin is a shining example of what hard work, determination and a strong mentality can achieve. I am honored to call him my son and am happy that he is fulfilling his dream."

In a two part feature with Complex (part 1, part 2), producer DJ Clark Kent talks about how some of the classic records he produced came together.

This includes a number of Bad Boy and, specifically, The Notorious B.I.G. related records, such as Junior M.A.F.I.A.'s "Player's Anthem," "I Need You Tonight" and "Realms of Junior M.A.F.I.A.", Lil' Kim's "Time to Shine," Jay-Z's "Brooklyn's Finest" and Biggie's "Sky's the Limit" and "Come On." It's a great read.

According to the group's Twitter, a music video for "Made Love Lately" will be shot soon.

On Twitter, Red Cafe shared a link to Fake Shore Drive where you can download the remix to King Louie's "Too Cool," which he is featured on alongside 2 Chainz.

Aasim has released "I'm Nasty (Can U Keep Up)," which will be featured on his upcoming mixtape with DJ SNS, "Live at the Tunnel." Listen and download below.

Mary J. Blige released the sequel to 1994's "My Life," which is considered by many to be a classic R&B album. That release featured heavy production from Diddy, who teamed mostly with Carl "Chucky" Thompson to provide nearly all of the album.

Unfortunately, the sequel does not contain any production from Diddy, though some versions of the album include Someone to Love Me (Naked)", which features the Bad Boy CEO, as a bonus track.

But, Diddy's voice is heard on the album thanks to the intro, a telephone conversation - just like the opener to the original "My Life."

Diddy says that if she wants to follow up a classic, she must "come with it." Blige then explains that the album represents an evolution and isn't a competitor to her second album.

Day26 has released the first episode of their "A New Day" webseries. They discuss the departure of Qwanell "Que" Mosley from the group at the end of 2009, Brian Angel's "anger management issues" and more. Watch below.

Following it's HOT 97 premiere, you can pick up the remix to French Montana's "Shot Caller" featuring Diddy and Rick Ross care of a free download link offered by Diddy on Twitter.

This is the official cut, without any Funkmaster Flex DJ tags. Enjoy.

Originally released in January, you can pick up iPhonic's "Love of the Game" featuring Machine Gun Kelly and Aaron LaFette, on the band's new "Rock N Roll Vol. 1" mixtape.