Dawn Richard's "Bottles" featuring Trina, and produced by Rob Holladay, is now available on iTunes.

Forbes has released their annual list of the top earners in hip-hop and Diddy came in at second with an estimated $30 million. Jay-Z, with $68 million, is on top of the list. Following Diddy are Akon ($21 million), Lil' Wayne ($20 million) and Dr. Dre ($17 million).

Forbes only wrote one paragraph about Diddy, but they still managed to make a couple of odd or inaccurate statements. First, they indicated that the upcoming Dirty Money album "Last Train to Paris" had already been released, where it is really set for an October release.

Secondly, there was a bit of a stylistic inconsistency in how they referred to Diddy's entrepreneurial efforts, as compared to others on the list. Jay-Z "invested" in the 40/40 nightclub chain, Akon "has a range of business ventures," Dr. Dre has a "partnership" to create Beats by Dr. Dre, but Diddy "still shills Sean John clothing, Bad Boy Records, and more." Investment, venture, partnership... and shill.

In 2007, Diddy ranked third with $28 million. A year later, he maintained that placement, earning $35 million. Last year, he moved up to second place on the list, with an estimated $30 million.

Via RapRadar.

Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning (Grime Mix)" is now available for purchase on iTunes U.K. No word on when or if the track will be available in the U.S.

Back in June, we learned that Diddy would be making an appearance on HBO's "Entourage." On Twitter, Diddy says that that appearance is tonight. The show airs at 10:30 PM ET.

Back at the start of May, Black Rob revealed that he was no longer with Bad Boy and later confirmed that he had no contract with the label.

Diddy was asked about the situation in May by RapRadar.

"We letting Rob just do what he want to do right now," he said. "He feel like coming home, he can do that. He got his freedom to do what he want to do. It's all love. We there for him, to support him."

I've maintained coverage of Rob here, in order to let some of the dust settle. But, as time passes, it seems more and more likely that he is off of the label and even he has said that this is the case. As such, today Bad Boy Blog will cease coverage of him.

Of course, if any additional news should break regarding a return to Bad Boy, we'll have it here. In the mean time, as a fan, I wish Black Rob the best of luck in his future endeavors.

For the third consecutive year, Sean John will be designing the jackets given to the 2010 class of the Basketball Hall of Fame on August 13 in Springfield, MA.

According to the Sean John blog, for the first time ever, the jackets will be featured as part of a permanent exhibition at the museum.

The 2010 class includes the 1960 U.S. Men's Olympic team and the 1992 U.S. Men's Olympic team (known as the "Dream Team") as well as Dr. Jerry Buss, Cynthia Cooper, Bob Hurley, Sr., Karl Malone and Scottie Pippen and the posthumous inductions of Dennis Johnson, Gus Johnson and Maciel "Ubiratan" Pereira.

"We are so thrilled to be a part of this third installment with our involvement in the NBA," Diddy said, via press release. "This year the inductees are some of my favorite players and they are sure to go down in history. These are athletes that changed the sport forever. To be a part of two separate Dream Teams receiving homage for what they�ve offered the sport is just incredible. I idolized the 1960 Dream Team growing up and watched the 1992 Dream Team as a young adult and it�s an honor just to be in the same room let alone design them a collection of blazers."

On July 29, Jeremy Greene was in Springfield, MA for a performance and one of the records he performed was "How Fly is He," featuring Diddy (through vocals sampled from Dirty Money's "Hello Good Morning.") Check out some performance footage below, including a cameo by Clinton Sparks. "How Fly is He" can be seen in the second video.

Here are Bad Boy's positions on the most recent Billboard U.S. album and single charts, released today. It's a great week for Janelle Monae: her album "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" makes a big jump on the relevant album charts while "Tightrope" debuts on the Hot Singles Sales chart.

Albums

The Billboard 200

120. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae ("Pace Setter," up from 175).

Top Current Albums

114. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae ("Pace Setter," up from 150).

Top R&B;/Hip-Hop Albums

25. "The ArchAndroid: Suites II and III" by Janelle Monae ("Pace Setter," up from 31).

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The remix to Maino's "Don't Say Nothin'" featuring Dirty Money is available as a free download on OnSMASH, care of Kalenna's Twitter page.

Thanks for the tip DawnnQtakeover.

Back in May, I mentioned that Kalenna was featured on Maino's "Don't Say Nothin'." Well, the other two members of Dirty Money jumped on the track for the remix, complete with a rap verse from Diddy.