Sneak Peek: Rihanna and Kanye Get "Paranoid"

The R&B superstar is front and center in 'Ye's latest clip, which he yanked from You Tube today after it was leaked.

She may have cancelled her return to the stage, but in Kanye West's new video, pop icon Rihanna is back in the limelight -- at least in a preliminary cut of the video that leaked online earlier today, but has since been removed at Kanye's request.

Eminem's 'Relapse': Best Seller of the Year

The hip-hop superstar's latest nets him his fifth straight No. 1 album. Click here for more!
Eminem

Go ahead, crack a bottle -- Eminem's on top of the charts!

Free Download: Jay Reatard's New Song!

Plus: Get the story behind the making of his upcoming first album for Matador.
Jay Reatard

Punk-rocker -- and member of SPIN's Who's Next class of 2008 -- Jay Reatard will release Watch Me Fall, the follow-up to 2006's buzz-catching Blood Visions, on August 18 via Matador Records. According to Reatard, the recording process was no easy feat.

Jay-Z Leaves Def Jam for His Own Label

Rap superstar claims he's "completely independent" after a reported $5 million buyout. Click here for more!
Jay-Z

After an eleven-year partnership resulting in one of hip-hop's most impressive and consistent discographies -- including 2001's classic The Blueprint -- hip-hop superstar Jay-Z has announced his departure from longtime label Def Jam.

Watch: No Doubt Rock 'Jimmy Kimmel'

The reunited ska-punk quartet play "Underneath It All" and "Sunday Morning." Click here to check it out!
No Doubt's Gwen Stefani

No Doubt took a break between dates of their reunion tour with Paramore Wednesday night to rock Jimmy Kimmel Live. Gwen Stefani and Co. busted out the one-two punch of "Underneath It All" and "Sunday Morning"! Watch below.

Hot New Hip-Hop: Tanya Morgan

LISTEN: Hear a 16-minute mixtape from a trio SPIN's Charles Aaron calls "the sons of De la Soul."
Tanya Morgan

Tanya Morgan's three members -- Cincinnati-bred Donwill and Ilyas, and Brooklyn's Von Pea -- met through an online message board, and composed much of their 2006 debut, Moonlighting, by sending files to each other over the Internet. Their sophomore effort, Brooklynati, hit record stores this week -- and you can get a free taste right here!

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