Very quick Oscar predictions, a look at the week ahead, and the funniest thing you'll see all day

Hurt Locker for Best Picture, Kathryn Bigelow for Director, Jeff Bridges for Best Actor, Sandra Bullock (just puked in my mouth) for Best Actress, Mo'Nique for Supporting Actress, Christopher Waltz for Supporting Actor. Really no need to spend anymore time than that on the subject because barring any uber shockers there shouldn't be any upsets tonight. Don't get me wrong, a lot of great movies this past year but kind of a bland one for awards-ish films.

So what should I expect at Bushwood this week you're asking? Coming tomorrow we will be debuting our new segment titled Monday Moniker, what that is exactly I can't tell you right now because than it would be Sunday Moniker and that doesn't sound as sweet. Throughout the week you'll be getting a new Site For Sore Eyes, Things You Might Not Know About But Probably Should, a look at the new Gorillaz album Plastic Beach, maybe some movie reviews, and pretty much anything else we feel like you need to know about to keep making your life that much more awesomer. Also, if you're on Twitter you should be helping The Staff of Bushwood with the #latetothepartyguy movement. If you're not hip yet, I highly suggest you search it out as a trending topic. And follow @ChampgneShakeUp (Judge Smails) and @bushwoodcarl (Carl Spackler).

We'll catch you back here tomorrow, and now here is the funniest thing you will see all day:



Judge Smails

A Site for Sore Eyes: Tee Fury

A new feature here at Bushwood will be helping you, the reader, save countless hours of scrounging the interwebs by guiding you towards some unique and interesting websites. If you don't find them appealing, thats OK too, you can always keep doing what you normally do.

TEE FURY

Each day at the stroke of midnight Tee Fury puts up a new t-shirt for sale on their site for $9. 24 hours later it dissapears into the internet abyss, gone for good, and never to be sold again. The designs for the shirts are submitted by all types of artists with various interests. They range from pop culture references, social commentary, to good ole fashioned randomness. All of the tees are screen printed so you won't find any cheap iron-ons or heat transfers like your high school intramural jersey.

Do yourself a favor and check out Tee Fury, it's a much better investment than the $9 you'd spend on going to see The Blind Side.

Judge Smails