Drake releases the video for his first single “Over”. The album “Thank Me Later,” hits stores in June. Is this video better then “Best I Ever Had” ummmm Kanye shrug.

50 Cent x Twelve. The movie also stars Chace Crawford and Emma Roberts and hits U.S. theaters in limited release on June 18th this summer. Make sure to check the trailer for full film details.

Slim Thug x FUBU. Here is the new second ad featuring Slim Thug in FBs ad campaign as they reposition themselves from FUBU to FB Legacy. Here is the first ad. Expect more from Slim Thug as they continue the PC vs. MAC spin-off.

Will.i.am x Date Night. Common might be the token rapper/actor in Date Night, the #1 movie of this past weekend but BEP’s will.i.am gets a nice cameo in there as well. Take a look as Steve Carrel and Tina Fey get star struck.

Wu-Tang Clan x Bagua. Whoever said slip-on shoes weren’t hardcore? Well now they definitely are with the official Wu-Tang slip-ons by Bagua. Only 360 pairs of the shoe were produced and they will be released April 14th in Paris at RZO Store and Pigalle. Totally worth the trip. Via: HighSnobiety

Activision has been doing their best to prove that DJ Hero has been a success but as Jay-Z says “number’s don’t lie.” The interesting thing about the video game industry is that when publishers sell their games to retailers (Best Buy, Toys R Us, Wal-Mart, etc.) they are one-way sales. Meaning the retailer cannot ship back what they don’t sell. Although original orders of DJ Hero were already smaller than projected, they are now aggressively slashing prices in order to get rid of inventory.

A prime example of this is Toys R’ Us which will dramatically cut the $99 suggested retail price all the way down to $50. This is a dramatic hit to Activision and the DJ Hero brand proving that even with some high-powered talent support from the likes of Jay-Z and Eminem, music counsel rhythm based games seem to be on their way out.

Pharrell x The Tank Chair. A great interview with Pharrell about his inspiration behind the now infamous Tank Chair he designed. Is it just me or has he really matured in the last year? He sounds like an art curator now.

From the director of Step Brothers & Talladega Nights comes another Will Ferrell comedy but this time he plays a desk cop w/ Mark Wahlberg who are looking for some big time action. Movie also stars Samuel L. Jackson and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.