Metta World Peace gave a fantastic interview last night. You shouldn’t be surprised, but you should watch the video.

Nothing like a random visit from Metta World Peace during a post-shootaround media scrum to pimp his Twitter handle.

This gal right here, that’s not just any lady. She has to be Lady Luck, because how else would the ball bounce in so perfectly? And why else would Metta World Peace kiss her hand? On the other hand, he really does love women.

The Denver Nuggets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 112-105 last night in a moderately thrilling game. But the game itself wasn’t particularly smooth, each team hiccuping its way to the finish line. There was just a whole lot of dumb, really. Many videos of dumb, after the jump.

Metta World Peace is a lot of things, but one stands above all: fearless. What makes us say? Well, taunts obviously aren’t uncommon in sports, but World Peace didn’t just taunt anyone last night – he taunted Nets coach Avery Johnson, a man he is only nine inches taller than and outweighs by a mere 85 pounds. Why, we wouldn’t be surprised if Johnson gave World Peace a real stern talking-to after this. [Ball Don't Lie]

What would you say if I told you that Metta World Peace would be starring in a Lifetime movie, as a detective, and got the part because of his close friendship with TV personality and author Nancy Grace? Video, after the jump.

Another night, another presidential debate! But that’s not all that’s on the docket this morning. Justin Verlander and some suspect trip wire in Denver on Monday Night Football also made the cut. Read on and be sure to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.. Now, our morning words of wisdom.

The artist formerly known as Ron Artest is assuming some things about his newest teammate. And white people.

Athletes are still happy about the triumphant return of the real referees. Share in their joy, won’t you? Here are our morning words of wisdom. Be sure to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.

Metta World Peace did not take part in the Olympics. In the London Olympics. However, if you looked hard enough, you could have found that World Peace (is that what we’re calling him now?) won gold in another Olympic games: the Yo Gabbalympics.