I’m not even going to bother setting up all these clips from 50′s new movie Before I Self Destruct. Here you go. That’s it.

Hasbro has teamed with Chris Brown to celebrate the launch of the U-DANCE gaming system which is basically like Dance Dance Revolution without the mat. As part of the promotion, people can go to the U-DANCE website to watch exclusive Chris Brown videos and vote on which dance move they like best. “The online videos show off some of my hottest dance moves Рit’s hard to pick a favorite so I thought I’d let my fans choose for me,” said Brown. “U-DANCE is cool because it lets you perform real dance moves Рand, of course, because it features my song Run It.” Check out the site for more details and the TV ad which features CB.

According to Entertainment Weekly, NBC has asked T.I. to remake their famed NBC jingle in a rebranding and promotional effort. As part of the promotion, NBC has also asked artists such as The Flaming Lips, BB King and Clint Black to all make their own versions as well. T.I. is of course reppin’ the hip-hop scene and filmed promotional videos for NBC not too long ago. The promos of T.I. and his collaboration will start airing around Thanksgiving.

Yea I usually don’t post sports stuff but I’m diggin this new Converse ad starring Dwaye Wade. It’s been a minute since Converse actually had a major TV ad campaign and they are back in business pushing the Dwayne 4 signature sneaker. Ad begins airing nationally on TV starting today.

Street wear brand Diamond Supply Co. previously collaborated with Chef Raekwon for a limited edition Rock the Bells tour shirt. Now they have teamed up again for this new “Lex Diamond Story” tee which is inspired by Chef’s classic 2003 album of the same name. No word yet when the tee will be available.

Yea…finally an interesting clip from 50 Cent’s Before I Self Destruct. Nothing gets better than a bedroom scene. Check it out.

Jim Jones plays himself in a cameo role for the new “Crash” TV show based on the Academy-Award winning movie. Check it out here as he is with lead character Dennis Hopper.

It has been officially announced that John Singleton has left his A-Team movie project and will move on to look into other feature films. Ever since “The A-Team” show was discussed as a movie, Singleton has been one of its biggest supporters working on the script, development and was going to the be director. Now that he is leaving the project, with no announced storyline or cast, it could be awhile now before we see this come to reality as 20th Century Fox has it listed for a 2010 release now. Ice Cube as B.A. Baracus will just have to wait.