One of the world's most popular arcade games is the basketball one—you know, where you have about a minute to sink as many hoops as possible. Well, you have nothing on this girl. Watch (and be amazed) inside.

Shaquille O'Neal may be the NBA's elder statesman, but he's also its renaissance man. In this genuinely funny promotional clip, Shaq manages to poke fun at both his early film career (Kazaam!) and his supposed "feud" with Kobe Bryant.

In the third quarter of last nights Nuggets/Pacers game, the home team Pacers hit twenty consecutive shots, scoring a monstrous 54-points in the quarter alone. However, their shot at perfection was ruined with only seconds remaining.

[Justin Timberlake at a Lakers game last night. Photo via Splash]

LeBron James received quite the critique on last night's Late Show! Former NBA star/current blowhard Charles Barkley and David Letterman got real when speaking out about James' controversial switch from Cleveland to Miami. Check the clip to get the dirt.

The Perfect Dude is back making ridiculous baskets again! This time he's at the massive Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, TX. From the top tier of the stadium he lobs a basketball straight into a hoop on the field. Celebration ensues.

Our favorite Family Guy spin-off returned from summer hiatus with an action-packed episode filled with cameos. Kanye Kenny West returned and got his career off the ground while Cleveland battled against our nation's president in a heated game of hoops.

President Obama hosted a pickup basketball game yesterday that featured some of the biggest names to have played the game: Earvin "Magic" Johnson, Bill Russell, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. Afterwards they dined on shrimp from the Gulf of Mexico.

Today, Shaquille O'Neal signed with the Boston Celtics in a controversial "veteran's minimum" deal. Shortly thereafter, Sports radio host Jim Rome blasted O'Neal on his web site. And tonight, O'Neal unleashed a barrage of attacks directed at Rome on Twitter.

While dog sitting for a friend, Terrell Owens takes in a game of hoops with his buddies. The Cadillac of men proceeds to dominate his fellow chums and their weak trash-talk in defense of his new canine companion, Bouchet.

This doesn't happen every day. Or ever, really. This sports reporter was filming a piece about how a blindfolded student inadvertently sank a half-court basketball shot. He, too chucked the ball behind him from half-court with no thought. And then...

Chad Eightfive is convinced this LeBronukkah ended fortuitously for everyone except the Cavaliers' owners and records a video lovenote for Cheryl Burke only to turn around and explain how great it is to be dating eighty-five women.

After LeBron pissed on NY sportswriters' sense of entitlement, the backlash has begun.

*James Earl Jones Voice* THE. DECISION. HAS. BEEN. MADE. *End James Earl Jones Voice* Moments ago, LeBron James announced live on ESPN that he will sign with the Miami Heat for the upcoming NBA season. Inside, video of James' announcement.

ESPN is airing an hourlong teevee special tonight, for basketmaking machine Lebron James to announce which team he's going to sign with. To get this, ESPN ceded near-total control of the show's advertising (and reporters' question-asking!) to Lebron. The explanation?

Manute Bol, The 7-foot-7 former NBA player with the Washington Bullets, the Golden State Warriors and others, died today at age 47. He spoke out about the plight of his native Sudan throughout his career. (Pic Getty)

The L.A. Lakers won their second consecutive NBA championship, beating the Boston Celtics 83-79.

The Lakers beat the Celtics, forcing a decisive seventh game in the NBA finals.

In this awesome commercial for Li Ning—aka the low-budget version of Nike—Argentina's 2004 Olympic Gold Medal winning basketball team maneuvers the court as a cascade of killer plants (Triffids?) tries to stop the men from scoring. Video inside.

While visiting China, esteemed Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner sunk a three-pointer playing with Beijing's Renmin University's team, providing a great opportunity for news anchors to joke about how Asians are too short to be good at this sport, anyway.