Mike Shinoda

Featurette for The Raid: Redemption takes a look at the film's score with director Gareth Evans and composer Mike Shinoda.

Garreth Evans and Mike Shinoda talk about shooting a back breaking scene from The Raid: Redemption.

As a rookie member of an elite special-forces team, Rama (Iko Uwais) is instructed to hang back during a covert mission involving the extraction of a brutal crime lord from a rundown fifteen-story apartment block. But when a spotter blows their cover, boss Tama (Ray Sahetaphy) offers lifelong sanctuary to every killer, gangster and thief in the building in exchange for their heads. Now Rama must stand in for the teams fallen leader Jaka (Joe Taslim) and use every bit of his fighting strength - winding through every floor and room to complete the mission and escape with his life. Recently named one of 2012s 'Directors To Watch' by Variety - Gareth Huw Evans reteams on THE RAID: REDEMPTION with Iko Uwais, the star and fight choreographer of the cult sensation Merantau - which first brought the Indonesian martial art of Pencak Silat to global attention. Already a word-of-mouth sensation at the Toronto Film Festival, where it played to sold out crowds, the film is now poised to reach global audiences with a propulsive new score by alternative rocker/composers Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park and Joseph Trapanese, collaborator with Daft Punk and M83.

Joseph Trapanese and Mike Shinoda talk to HitFix about the collaborating on the action film "The Raid" at the Sundance Film Festival.

Mike Shinoda accepts the award remotely, from a recording studio.

VC2 Producer Carlos Saqiid shows us what hanging out with Hip Hop's rising star Lupe Fiasco is like. With songs featuring Jay-Z and Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park he's well on his way to being 'Who's Next' in Hip Hop Pop Culture.

Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park gives us an exclusive look at his art exhibit, Glorious Excess, and describes his personal experiences in the spotlight with pop commentary and classical vanitas influences.

The band is charged with the task of becoming legit newscasters. How else could we trust them with our precious VMAs? Watch as small town anchors put them through broadcast boot-camp, make them cry and put them to test as real deal, on-air news men. OK, maybe they don't cry, but they do go backstage at Projekt Revolution to interview Mike Shinoda from Linkin Park!