Spotlight

Remix Hotel wraps its 2008 tour in Los Angeles to give you the scoop on the hottest DJs and their gear. Don't miss special appearances by Danja, Martin Atkins, Thes One, and among many others.

Who should take the Grammy for best rap song of the year?

Lil Wayne, Kanye, Flo Rida, Snoop Dogg and T.I. are all up for the award. Check out their nominated songs and vote for your favorite.

Check out music playlists of the Grammy nominees and vote on your favorite.

Lil Wayne is leading the pack with 8 Grammy nominations. Kanye, Ne-Yo, Jay-Z, Coldplay, Leona Lewis, Adele, and many more are also up for an award. Who should be named the best of the best?

Scott Weiland has been busy with the return of Stone Temple Pilots and the release of his second solo album, “Happy” In Galoshes. Listen to his celebrity playlist where he talks about his favorite tunes along with songs from the new album.

Your neighborhood Pusha and Big Brother Malice have dropped a brand new mixtape. “Til the Casket Drops” commemorates the release of their new clothing line, Play Clothes. How do they sound without Pharrell?

The Grammy nominees will be announced tonight during a live concert, starring Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey, The Foo Fighters, John Mayer, Taylor Swift and more. Watch a video playlist of all the performers and check out songs from last year's winners.

Common finds time between his busy schedule of movies and modeling to talk about his new album, "Universal Mind Control." Get a sneak peek at this dope new album produced by The Neptunes.

Keys 2 the City LA launches with Inglewood natives U-N-I. The hip-hop duo have already graced the pages of THE SOURCE and XXL Magazine and are now on tour with living legends, EPMD. Watch as the two show you the Keys to LA.

Make sure you're in the know and find out who premiered music this week. Head over to New Music Tuesdays on imeem for newly released albums from Britney Spears, E40, Scarface and Neil Young to listen to and share with your friends.

The movie Cadillac Records, starring Beyonce Knowles and Jeffrey Wright, chronicles the rise of some of America's greatest musical legends from the 1950s and '60s. Hear the entire soundtrack now with music from Beyonce, Raphael Saadiq, Solange, Mos Def and Nas.