The Human Beat Box, Doug E Fresh was just one of the many guests at The Roots’ annual Grammy Jam at Hollywood’s Music Box Theatre Saturday night. Above he performs “La-Di-Da-Di” alongside Black Thought. More performances after the jump. Sidebar: Pictures By Mel D. Cole

Dirty Money’s Last Train To Paris gets a makeover with their lover’s day mixtape. The project also features four new unreleased tracks. Tracklist and download link after the jump.

[vodpod id=Video.5571510&w=425&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Nas and Damian are currently in the Land Down Under for the 2011 Good Vibrations festival. Here’s footage of the duo in Melbourne at Flemington Racecourse. Film courtesy of Urban Empire HQ. hhnm Sidebar: Ludacris

After the Doc’s performance at the Grammys, he took his act over to the Interscope after party and for the first time, performed “Kush” alongside Snoop and Akon.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”drake_rihanna”] For the first time, Rihanna and Drake performed their chart-topping duet at this year’s Grammy ceremony. Look but don’t touch, huh Aubrey? Ha!

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”eminem_best_rap”] Eminem earned his second Grammy Award tonight with Recovery winning Best Rap Album. Talk about stiff competition.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”em_dre-1″] Gotta love the censors. Sigh. Eminem and Rihanna reunited at the Grammys for another recital of “Love The Way You Lie”. This time, they did the sequel. After Ri-Ri exited stage left, Em, Dr. Dre and Sklyar Grey gave the first performance of “I Need A Doctor”. Detox on the way.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”ceelo_gwyneth”] Cee-Lo channeled NBC’s logo tonight at this year’s ceremony. Along with actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Jim Henson’s muppets, he performed his award-winning track, “Fuck Forget You”. Fuck a censor.

[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”bob_bruno_janelle”] B.o.B. and Bruno Mars reunited for another performance of “Nothin’ On You” tonight at the 53rd Grammy Awards. Afterward, Janell Monaé gave a solo performance of “Cold War” from last year’s standout, The ArchAndroid (Suites II and III).

Best Rap Solo Performance Best Rap Performance By Solo Or Duo Best Rap Sung/Collaboration Best Rap Song Before the main event, the Recording Academy gave out several golden gramophones in the hip-hop/urban music categories. So far, Jay-Z leads the pack with three trophies while Eminem takes home one. On the R&B front, John Legend and The Roots rack up three awards for Wake Up!. Meanwhile, Cee-Lo snags one for “Fuck You”.