Artist: Alicia Keys and Jack White
Song: 'Another Way to Die'
Why You Should Listen: Keys goes the rock route and teams with White Stripes' Jack White for the theme song for the upcoming James Bond flick 'Quantum of Solace,' which hits theaters on October 29.

Listen to 'Another Way to Die'

Artist: Alicia Keys
Song: 'Superwoman'
Why You Should Watch: Keys honors strong women all over the world, no matter what the situation, race or socioeconomic status in the new video for the fourth single off 2007's 'As I Am.' Buy 'Superwoman' on iTunes.

According to recent reports, Grammy Award-winning singer Alicia Keys has recorded, along with White Striped rocker Jack White, the theme song for the 22nd James Bond flick 'Quantum Solace.' The announcement marks the end of the rumored battle for the coveted position. Beyonce and Amy Winehouse were reportedly gunning for the job, but several other artists were mentioned during the search.

The track, dubbed 'Another Way to Die,' was written and produced by White, and will be the first duet in 007 soundtrack history. 'Quantum of Solace' will hit theaters in November. The soundtrack will be available October 28.

R&B sensation Chris Brown walked away with the BET Award for Best Male R&B Artist on Tuesday night. The 19-year-old entertainer managed to outdo himself when he dropped his sophomore album, 'Exclusive,' in November 2007. The platinum selling singer, who took home the award for Best New Artist in 2006, beat out crooners Ne-Yo, J. Holiday, Trey Songz and Raheem Devaughn.

Songstress Alicia Keys took home the award for Best Female R&B artist and professed that she wanted to "dedicate this award to the end of the word 'can't'."

UGK snagged the Video of the Year award for 'International Player's Anthem. "It's hard to do this without my brother," Bun B said during an emotional acceptance speech. "I don't care what ya'll say it's still UGK for life," Bun added before exited the stage.

Kanye West, no stranger in the winner's circle, took home the award for Best Male Hip-Hop Artist. Lil Wayne joined West onstage as the ''No. 1 Human in Music" humbly thanked Weezy for keeping him on his toes.

Artist: Alicia Keys
Song: 'Teenage Love Affair'
Why You Should Watch: Keys takes a cue from Spike Lee's '80s musical 'School Daze' in the video for the third single off her 'As I Am' album.

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The 39th NAACP Image Awards showed Alicia Keys a lot of love Thursday night. The singer-songwriter walked away with four awards, including Outstanding Female Artist and Outstanding Album for 'As I Am,' at Thursday night's ceremony. R&B phenom Chris Brown was honored with the Image award for Outstanding Male Artist and 'American Idol' winner Jordin Sparks was named Outstanding New Artist.

Keys has been racking up honors this week. She took home the Grammy for Best R&B Song and Best Female R&B Vocal Performance for 'No One' on Sunday night.

Alicia Keys' 'No One' was honored with the Grammy Award for Best R&B Song before the show even got under way. The category honors the songwriter, not the performer, so Keys' writing/producing partners Dirty Harry and Kerry Brothers shared the honor with the singer/songwriter.

Kanye West, who was nominated for eight Grammy awards, started his celebration early with 'Good Life' grabbing an award for Best Rap Song and 'Stronger' for Best Rap Solo Performance.

Other early winners include Chaka Khan's 'Funk This' for Best R&B album, Ne-Yo's 'Because of You' for Best Contemporary R&B album, and Lupe Fiasco, featuring Jill Scott, snagged Best Urban/Alternative Performance for 'DayDreamin'.'