Paul Oakenfold, Paul van Dyk and Armin van Buuren have teamed up for a musical tribute to Germany’s Love Parade victims. The DJs will release a song together titled “Remember Love” to raise money for the families of those who tragically died during the stampede.

Partner site LessThan3 – a group of electronic dance music enthusiasts – lend their insight into all of the bleeps, bloops and trumpet toots that make up Dutch house music. In this “Dirty Dutch” dance music revolution, there seems to be one DJ/producer leading the way, and that man is Afrojack. Also check out LessThan3’s super cool site redesign!

The party never stops! Tracks by Eminem, Lady Gaga, Kid Cudi, Metallica, Donna Summer and Janet Jackson are getting exclusive remixes by Deadmau5, David Guetta, DJ Qbert, and Tiesto for Activision’s hit game.

The Comet blogger Marissa DeVito reviews the Scissor Sisters at New York’s Terminal 5. The fabulous foursome returned the venue to its “Exit” night club roots with a giant dance party filled with glitter confetti and cuts off their new album “Night Work.”

Former Happy Mondays member Bez, best known for dancing around with maracas, has been sent to jail after reportedly attempting to strangle his ex-fiancée. The dancer, who refused to perform community service, received instead a four-week sentence on charges of common assault and using violence to secure entry.

Synth-pop queen La Roux, aka Elly Jackson, scored a summer hit with “Bulletproof.”  Now she’s hitting he road for a headlining tour this fall. Her second single “In for the Kill” will go to radio and be available as an EP next month.

More than 80 concertgoers have been arrested, most on drug charges, and at least 16 people were treated with injuries at the 18th annual Love Festival. The event took place this weekend inside the Los Angeles Sports Arena and attracted about 4,100 attendees.

The Comet blogger and dance artist Zayra offers a “DJ Dictionary,” beginning with Dave Audé. When making her dance record, the artist summoned Audé to cast a spell on her remixes—only the “fire starter” could satisfy Zayra’s craving for delicious heavy bass.

Partner site LessThan3 – a group of electronic dance music enthusiasts – have the pulse at their fingertips. Kid Alien gives The Comet some insight into must-hear UK dubstep act Magnetic Man.

Zayra is burning up the dance floor with club hit “V.I.P. (My Father is Mick Jagger),” which reached #14 on the Hot Dance Club chart. In this blog for The Comet, the artist tells us how a true dance DJ can make bodies rock and drip sweat in a glitter and fishnets world.

The Comet favorite Mark Ronson is set to release third album, “Record Collection,” on Sept. 28. The compilation of original songs marks Ronson’s debut as a vocalist and finds the super producer collaborating with an array of diverse talent, including members of Duran Duran, Boy George, Q-Tip and Ghostface Killah.

Ke$ha releases the music video for fourth single “Take It Off,” from the pop star’s debut album “Animal.” The singer and her posse attempt to beat the summer heat by ditching an abandoned motel for an empty pool bursting with synthpop. And, as usual, there’s a whole lotta glitter. Check it out!

Lady Gaga and Eminem are the King and Queen of this year’s VMA nominations, with Gaga earning a record 13 and Eminem scoring eight, making him the most-nominated male artist. We’ll see who takes home the most Moonmen when MTV’s awards ceremony airs live Sept. 12. We can’t wait to see what Kanye will be tweeting!

Despite tremendous pressure to boycott, Lady Gaga went ahead with a performance in Phoenix, Arizona and spoke out against the controversial immigration law, saying “reject any person, any thing or any law that has ever made you feel like you don’t belong.” The pop star admitted she didn’t scrap the show because of her fans.

Who would have thought Katy Perry + Genesis = a cool, summer jam! Check out this catchy tune we found on Buzzfeed, titled “Invisible Gurls.” How did this not land on the Jersey Shore soundtrack?

Sorry, La Roux fans, but the band is scrapping their Lilith Fair appearances this week. Some reports suggest fatigue from touring could be the reason, as leader Elly Jackson didn’t perform on Saturday’s festival stop due to laryngitis. We love the group and hope their 9:30 club date next Tuesday is still on!

Grace Jones closed London’s Lovebox festival last night (July 18), performing several signature tunes like “Pull Up to the Bumper” and “Nightclubbing,” and covered Roxy Music’s “Love Is the Drug” and Edith Piaf’s “La Vie En Rose.” Grace closed her set with “Slave To The Rhythm” whilst showing off her hula-hoop skills!

Insomniac Events, the organizers of the Electric Daisy Carnival music fest, have hired safety experts and instituted a nationwide 18 and older policy at their events.

Outdoor music festival HARD L.A., featuring M.I.A and N.E.R.D. has been canceled. The event is the second fest to be scrapped since the controversial Electronic Daisy Carnival, though some reports cite poor ticket sales as the culprit. Festival organizers will instead produce “one massive event” August 7.

Pop star Lady Gaga does not meet the eligibility requirements for the Grammy’s best new artist category this year because single “Just Dance” was nominated in 2008. Previous Grammy nominees are ineligible, according to current rules. However, Recording Academy president Neil Portnow says changes will be made “so that particular situation won’t repeat itself.” Tough break this year, Lady G.