The World Cup begins Friday, so Hot Clicks will try to provide preview links throughout the week. Today, we bring you a preview that compares World Cup teams to NFL teams and suggested fight songs for each country.

In case you missed it last night, while the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup were going on, check out a kid in the outfield getting nailed by an Albert Pujols home run. (Thanks to Jason A., of Ruston, La., and Kevin T., of Fulton, Mo., for the tip.)

David, of Gaithersburg, Md., says, "Jimmy, I read Hot Clicks every day and love the format since it went to the AM/PM edition. Anyway, I was watching the direct-to-video movie The Stranger with Steve Austin. The movie is what you would expect given the 'actor' and it's direct-to-video. Anyway, Google the main actresses, Erica Cerra. She is amazingly beautiful and probably blows away at least 75 percent of the previous LLODs." With a plea like that, I had to honor David's request and give Cerra the LLOD.

Cleveland Browns return specialist Josh Cribbs has signed the "Witness" car that Hot Clicks featured a couple of weeks ago as a way to show he supports LeBron re-signing with the Cavs. Chicagoland Speedway has offered to rename itself "LeBron James Speedway." Lastly, Howard Stern revealed on his Sirius Satellite Radio Show this morning that he was asked by someone to join a group of celebrities who are trying to help recruit James to New York. You can find the recap of Stern's comments at the 8:05 mark of this show recap that contains major, major adult language (it's a Howard Stern Show recap, what do you expect?).

Just this: Patrick Ewing and Webster, aka Emmanuel Lewis.

I'm going to try to make this a daily feature in the P.M. Hot Clicks since I see all sorts of tremendous stuff on Twitter throughout the day. Via @JamieMottram comes this look at the prop newspaper used on all TV shows.

With the Blackhawks one win away from a Stanley Cup championship, I have to run this creative homemade musical tribute today. Warning: The chorus features the f-bomb. (Thanks to David Raborn, of Edmonton, Canada, for the link.)

Comedian Bruce Fine has reworked Billy Joel's classic tune, We Didn't Start the Fire, into this 2010 version.

I've been wanting to mention this one for a while, but kept forgetting until Johnston Ho, of Victoria, British Columbia, e-mailed to point out the absurdity of this infomerical for an egg cracker.