Carmelo Anthony

First, La La Vazquez had her 'Full Court Wedding,' and now she has 'La La's Full Court Life' (Mondays, 9PM on VH1), giving us a peak into her day-to-day activities as the wife of NBA star Carmelo Anthony. That life includes naked bowling challenges, as Vazquez and Anthony made a bet -- boys against the girls in bowling. The loser got to pick one person to do a naked run outside.

The co-ed naked bowling challenge was the backdrop for one of the boys, Arron Afflalo, trying to find out if one of the girls, Kelly Rowland, liked him. As in 7th grade, "liked" him liked him. Anthony played it up by writing Rowland a note, supposedly from Afflalo, asking if she did indeed like him. Good news, she does. Bad news, as a friend.

Talk about timing: Just one day into Carmelo Anthony's tenure as a New York Knick and already the basketball star has a reality TV deal.

VH1 announced today that it will air a new docuseries following Anthony and his TV host wife, La La Vazquez, as they move their family from Colorado to New York City following his Tuesday trade from the Denver Nuggets to the Knicks.

According to the New York Post, the network began filming the couple in January for a show tentatively titled 'La La's Full Court Life.' The series is a follow-up of sorts to last fall's five-episode wedding special, 'La La's Full Court Wedding,' which documented the duo's July 2010 nuptials. The new 10-episode series is scheduled to premiere in August.

Busboy Ricardo Reyes is the 'Pop-a-Shot' master. He has defeated all challengers at the mini-basketball game, and his challengers have included NBA All-Stars Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. (You can see his victories here for yourself.)

Jimmy Kimmel and his staff discovered 'Pop-a-Shot' prodigy Reyes in a local bar, and brought him on the show. In addition to beating LeBron and Kobe at the game, Reyes has also beaten Charles Barkley and Carmelo Anthony. And so, what reward does Reyes get for his mini-basketball dominance?

Why, a new car, of course! On 'Jimmy Kimmel Live: Game Night' (Tue., 8PM ET on ABC), Kimmel awards the unsuspecting Ricardo with a brand new Ford Mustang. And then, Reyes drives off into the sunset, the undefeated champion of 'Pop-a-Shot.' Perhaps one day he will return -- if his title ever needs defending. Until then, Mr. Reyes, we bid you adiós.