We hang out with Pop/Rock sensations, All-American Rejects. We find out all about their new album, "When The World Comes Down." Hosted by Michelle Marie.

Young Hollywood goes on the set of The Game and Ne-Yo’s music video for Camera Phone and gets an up close look on what happens behind the scenes. We talk to the artists about working together and with the director, Entourage star Kevin Connolly. Hosted by Michelle Marie.

The Jonas Brothers are back on Young Hollywood and this time to tell talk about the new dog, family traditions, holiday plans, Lamborghinis, Hybrids and fans. Hosted by Sterling Beaumon.

With screaming fans in tow, we chat with Joe, Kevin and Nick aka The Jonas Brothers at the City of Hope concert. What do they think about screaming fans? They also tell us about their new TV show. Hosted by Michelle Hummel.

MTV Video Music Awards brought all the hottest musicians to Paramount Studios in Hollywood. We talked to nominees and performers alike including Chris Brown, Taylor Swift, Akon, Ludacris and the infamous Kid Rock. Hosted by Jill Wilderman and Michelle Marie.

They’ve won an Academy Award for their song on the Hustle & Flow soundtrack and we get a chance to hang with Three 6 Mafia’s DJ Paul and Juicy J at Dodger’s Stadium. Their song “Lolli Lolli” has climbed the charts not to mention the acting career they’ve been working on. DJ Paul and Juicy J also look back on their guest star role on Numb3rs where Young Hollywood was on set. Hosted by Jill Wilderman.

We get a chance to chat with Avril Lavigne about her new clothing line, Abbey Dawn, which will be featured at Kohl’s across the country. The new line, named after her childhood nickname, is sure to be a hit as she’s inspired and designed the style and made it affordable for a wide range of fans. Hosted by Jill Wilderman.

Pete Wentz, of Fall Out Boy talks to Young Hollywood at the Boost Mobile BBQ in Malibu. We hang at Project Beach House, as Pete guest DJs for the day, and find out what tracks he enjoys spinning. He also shows us the meaning behind his signature and poolside style. We find out what married life is for him, and all about his new show FNMTV. Hosted by RJ Williams.

Rock with 50 Cent as he parties at the Rolling Stone 40th Anniversary party at the Hard Rock Hotel. Get a sneek peek of all the new artists he's collaborating with on his new album, Curtis, as well as some of the special projects he is working on.

We go to the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles, where we talk to recording artist, Ne-Yo, about the 5 Grammy nominations he recently received. He tells us how the nominations give him butterflies but he is trying to stay balanced, and he talks about how much he would like to win Song of the Year at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards. He also gives us advice on how to write a hit song. Hosted by Michelle Marie.

OneRepublic is the first rock band to be signed on to Mosley Music Group, Timbaland's record label, and the guys tell us why they think they fit in with the label so well. They also talk about why they think their single, "Apologize," has been such a big hit and what they do before they go onstage. Hosted by Michelle Marie.

Our Sundance Film Festival coverage marches forward with a visit to the House of Hype to talk to popular rapper, 50 Cent. He was in Park City to make a major announcement about the production company he is creating and he tells us that, while he still loves music and plans to keep making it, he finds film to be a more creative challenge that he wants to continue to take on. He talks about visiting the Cannes Film Festival and the difference between Sundance and Cannes. The rapper also admits to having a love for green tea. Hosted by Carly Steel.

Join us at Boulevard 3 in Hollywood, California where we find Robbie Williams who teaches us one of his favorite games. Hosted by R.J. Williams.

Musical sensation, Ashanti, is declaring her freedom and busily recording her new album, appropriately named The Declaration. The singer talks to us about her newfound independence and working with such renowned producers as Babyface, L.T. Hutton, Pharrell Williams and Jermaine Dupri. She also talks about her dream collaborations, Kanye West and Ludacris, and how her relationship with her mom/manager keeps her grounded. Hosted by Chudney Ross.

Ryan Ross and Brendon Urie from the hit band, Panic at the Disco, are about to become the headlining act on the Honda Civic Tour, and they talk to us about what inspired them to create their own Honda hybrid, what it was like to beat out Christina Aguilera and Madonna for the Video of the Year award at the MTV Video Music Awards, and what they think their future holds. Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz stops by to support the guys as they announce their upcoming tour, and he tells Young Hollywood the real story of how he discovered the band, who are now signed to his label. Hosted by Michelle Marie.

Young Hollywood takes you backstage with Patrick Stump, Pete Wentz, Joe Trohman, and Andy Hurley of Fall Out Boy as they prepare to perform at the Hennessy Artistry event in Hollywood at Paramount Studios. Come join us in the band's dressing room as the boys discuss their name, rituals they do before going onstage, their internet habits and their unique sense of style. Hosted by RJ Williams.

Young Hollywood chats with young country music artist Taylor Swift, as she tells us what it feels like to be nominated for her first Grammy. At only seventeen years old, Taylor Swift is the first female solo artist in country music history to write or co-write every song on a platinum-selling debut CD. She is also the #1 country artist on Myspace with over 30 million song streams. Taylor also tells us how young aspiring musicians can get their music heard through sources like Myspace and the Internet. Hosted by Michelle Marie.

Nicole Khristine recently launched their jewelry line, and Young Hollywood came out to celebrate as Grandmaster Flash, the first DJ to ever be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and DJ AM collaborate on the turntable to create a symphony of sound. Grandmaster Flash tells us what he does to bring up the crowd's energy and how much he admires Snoop Dogg. Jerry Rice, Curb Your Enthusiasm's Cheryl Hines and pop group, Hanson, talk about what gets them on the dance floor and whose music they love. DJ Casey Connor shares with us how much the life of a DJ has changed with the introduction of new technology. Hosted by Jill Wilderman.

We talked to Def Jam recording artist and 5 time Grammy nominee, Ne-Yo, about how he plans to celebrate before the big awards show. He told us about the brunch he put together through his company, Compound Entertainment, and Microsoft Zoom in order to honor his fellow Def Jam nominees. He shows us the highly personalized invitations, which he recorded himself on a customized Zoom for guests like Rihanna, Fergie, L.A. Reid, Mariah Carey and Usher. He also talks about submitting songs to Michael Jackson for his new album and how he plans to make his mom his date for the 50th Annual Grammy Awards. Hosted by Michelle Marie

Singer, rapper, songwriter extraordinaire "Pharrell" sits down with us at the Hennessy Artistry event at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, California to talk to us about "Kenna," his own style, and his desire to collaborate with Carole King. We get to hang with him backstage before his performance which attracted celebrities like Hilary Swank, JC Chasez, Kim Kardashian, Jam Master J, Orlando Jones, and David Arquette. Fall Out Boy also performed. Hosted by R.J. Williams.

YoungHollywood.com takes you to the Grammy Style Studio where the 2008 presenters, performers and worlds leading recording artiests will get a chance to choose from one-of-a-kind pieces from leading designers to wear to the Grammy Awards ceremony and red carpet. We talk to Jordin Sparks who performs for us alongside Tank. We also catch up with American Idol star, Chris Daughtry, who tells us he's touring with Bon Jovi. Hosted by Carly Steel.

This is your personal invitation to Usher's birthday party in Hollywood, California where you're in the company of stars like Christina Milian, Rick James, Jaime Foxx and Coolio. Hosted by R.J. Williams

Young Hollywood talks to successful boy band, the Backstreet Boys, as they celebrate the release of their brand new 5th album, Unbreakable. We talk to the guys about getting in style, their promotional tour for the new album, traveling the world, their upcoming concert tour, and how their fans have responded to their increasingly evolving musical tastes. Hosted by Michelle Marie.