Clippers boob-grab fan flubs live interview (VIDEO)

Clippers fan Rebecca Grant skyrocketed to Internet fame after adjusting her boobs on live television during L.A.'s Game 7 win over the Warriors last weekend.

After a vine of her breast-grab went viral, she tweeted she had "no idea" she was on camera.

And it looks like she didn't know the cameras were on her ...  again. Only this time it came on Wednesday during a live interview as a guest on FOX411 in Los Angeles to discuss her instant fame from the clip.

The relatively unknown Grant, who calls herself a "sexy NFL hostess," turned and yelled at an  off-camera acquaintance in the midst of the interview.

"But the thing that I'm mostly excited about is the Clippers. Taking anything off this distraction and just like, being a team favorite... Hang on. Rob, stop it! I'm sorry. This isn't live... What? I already said that! stop it! Go away," she yelled.

It seems that Grant, who has some acting credits, is incredibly unaware of cameras in general.

She also reminded her 84,000 Twitter followers that they can expect to see her at the next Clippers game on Friday.

"I have almost the exact same seats," she said. "In fact; I think I should be an employee. I’m the biggest Clippers fan in all of Los Angeles."

Any chance she can be banned from the NBA?

Tony Allen ejected for kicking Chris Paul in face (VIDEO)

Tony Allen earned a flagrant foul call and an ejection Monday night after giving Chris Paul a close-up view of his new sneakers.

Allen's foot caught the Clippers guard in the face as Paul drove the basket in the first quarter of the Memphis-L.A. game at Staples Center, and after reviewing the play officials were left with no choice but to eject the Grizzlies player. 

Paul seemed to be fine; he made both free throws after the foul and scored a bucket on the Clippers' retained possession.

NBA teams to wear sleeved uniforms for Christmas Day games

If you thought the NBA's color-on-color Christmas Day uniforms were bad last year, you'll probably think the league's plans for this season's holiday games are just as ho-ho-horrible.

Paul Lukas of Uni Watch confirmed on Thursday in a tweet that the NBA will unveil new sleeved uniforms on Christmas Day.

Uni Watch Exclusive! NBA Xmas uniforms CONFIRMED: http://t.co/rRVTvhyZ2y pic.twitter.com/GKXuanfn4g
— Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) November 7, 2013

The uniforms, which look more like warm-up shirts, were first spotted by SNY's Brian Erni who saw the jerseys on eBay.

The NBA has experimented with sleeved jerseys in the past, as the Golden State Warriors donned them last season, looking more like a volleyball team instead of professional basketball players.

The one improvement is that the jerseys this year will include numbers on the sleeve, whereas last year's Warriors jerseys had blank sleeves.

Each year, Christmas Day is filled with marquee NBA matchups, and this year is no different. Many of the NBA's best teams, including the defending champion Miami Heat, will play in a slate of five games.

Chicago at Brooklyn, Noon (ESPN)

Oklahoma City at New York, 2:30 p.m. (ABC)

Miami at L.A. Lakers, 5 p.m. (ABC)

Houston at San Antonio, 8 p.m. (ESPN)

LA Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN)