Maxim.com recently did this fun interview with the NBA's No. 1 overall pick, Blake Griffin. The newest Clipper talks about a variety of topics, including video games, food, CDs, guilty pleasures and beer. He also reveals his top three favorite women. Jessica Biel came in at No. 3.

Even though we're in the middle of summer, there's never a bad time to prepare for football season or get a jump start on your Christmas wish list. In either case, let me suggest to you The Man Wall.

Greg Oden's been a little under the radar lately, and now we know why. He's been enjoying a Hawaiian vacation with his girlfriend.

In SI's latest Pop Culture Grid, which will be posted on Extra Mustard tomorrow, one of the questions posed to the athletes is, "I wish I could transform into..." White Sox rookie third baseman Gordon Beckham finished the sentence with this: "Megan Fox's bed." Hot Clicks can't help Beckham with that, but we can give him -- and you guys -- a link to the red-band trailer for Fox's upcoming movie, Jennifer's Body.

Confession: I have zero use for All-Star games. They're meaningless, they don't count, they're exhibitions. But there are two good things about All-Star games. One, is watching fans and media get all hot and bothered because someone got snubbed from A FAKE TEAM. The other is looking back at some of the worst players to ever get an All-Star nod.

Brad Davis, of New York, says, "It's 4:50 on Saturday, July Fourth. I'm watching the Yanks game right now before I fly to Spain for two weeks, but that's not important. Ms. Minka Kelly, a Hot Clicks fave, is sitting with Dr. and Mrs. Jeter in a suite at today's Yanks-Jays game. The YES Network has just put them on screen in five different shots during The Captain's at-bat during the bottom of the 11th. Nothing says Independence Day like two of America's Favorites: Baseball and Minka." Jeff, I couldn't agree more.

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In case you missed it over the weekend, check out this drive by Anthony Kim at the AT&T National. (Thanks to Aaron A., of Oklahoma City, and Jason, of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., for the link.)

Here's a rap song about new-school and old-school video games. (Warning: Link contains strong language.)

Hooters waitresses don't just serve wings, ya know. (Thanks to Sean, of Danbury, Conn., for the link.)