With a pair of nods apiece, 50 Cent [ tickets ] and Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz led the field at the Source Hip-Hop Music Awards on Monday night (10/13) in Miami.

Rapper 50 Cent took Album of the Year for "Get Rich or Die Tryin'," and also took the trophy in the male solo artist category. Georgia-based Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz won for the video "I Don't Give a ----" and in the top group category.

Nelly [ tickets ] took the crown in the male artist category, while Lil' Kim [ tickets ] won top female artist.

The first Source Awards took place in 1991, and the event has often been marred by violence. With help from Fruit of Islam, the Nation of Islam's security force, this year's event was free of conflict.

The event--which will air on the BET cable network on Nov. 11--did run hours behind schedule, according to the Miami Herald.

Winners announced at the 2003 Source Hip-Hop Music Awards follow; winners in some other categories will be announced at a later date:

Album of the Year - 50 Cent [ tickets ], "Get Rich or Die Tryin'"
Artist of the Year, Male - Nelly
Artist of the Year, Female - Lil' Kim
Artist of the Year, Group - Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz
Single of the Year, Male - 50 Cent, "In Da Club"
Single of the Year, Group - Clipse, "Grindin.
Single of the Year, Collaboration - Bone Crusher feat. TI, Killer Mike, "Neva Scared"
R&B/Rap Collaboration of the Year - Ja Rule [ tickets ] featuring Bobby Brown, "Thug Lovin"
Video of the Year - Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz feat. Mystical, Krayzie Bone, "I Don't Give a ----"
Producer of the Year - The Neptunes
Dancehall Reggae Album of the Year - Sean Paul, "Dutty Rock"
International Album of the Year - K-os, "Exit"