Six DJs, 12 turntables and one heck of a good time for the ears and the soul—That is what DJs Nick Ngo, G-Wrex, Squareweezy, Cutso, Goldenchyld and Replay of The Bangerz are gunning for when they’re making their beats. Their newly released album, “Robot Remains,” is a collaboration with season one “American Best Dance Crew” winners, the Jabbawockeez.
All from the Bay Area, The Bangerz formed in 2006 after the DJs challenged each other to see who was the best, but decided they would be even better if they collaborated.
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At the 53rd Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 13, there will be much to look forward to, including performances by Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars, as well as top nominations, which include B.o.B., Bruno Mars and Monáe who received a collective 14 Grammy nods. Among the excitement is comedian Margaret Cho’s Best Comedy Album nomination for “Cho Dependent.” This follows a Grammy nomination for her 2004 album, “Revolution.”

Have you ever tried winning your boyfriend back by dyeing your hair, donning crazy clothes and starting a full-on death match with his new girlfriend?
The approach is certainly a little untraditional, but that was what 17-year-old Knives Chau did in the Scott Pilgrim comic series by Bryan Lee O’Malley. Armed, dangerous and fueled by her love for 23-year-old ex-boyfriend Scott Pilgrim, Chau fights the girl everyone likes (and Pilgrim’s new girlfriend), Ramona Flowers.
And now you can catch the action in theaters. The film adaptation of the comic series, “Scott Pilgrim …

You may have seen Harry Shum, Jr. in the hit TV series “Glee,” but get ready to see him bust a move—a few really good ones, actually—in “Step Up 3D,” which opens today.
Starring in “Step Up 3D” are Rick Malambri (“How I Met Your Mother,” “Surrogates”) as Luke and Sharni Vinson (“Cold Case,” “CSI:NY”) as Natalie. Along with their crew of tip-top dancers in the New York underground dance scene, they compete in a high-stakes dance competition for $100,000 to save a warehouse …

Wonder Girls fans in Asia are finally getting to see the pop group return to their hometown of Seoul, but from the comfort of their own living rooms. A tourism commercial for the South Korean city featuring the girls (filmed in both Korean and Mandarin) was recently released and is set to air throughout the continent. It was recorded while the Wonder Girls were promoting their single, “2 Different Tears,” in Asia.