*Oscar Night*

So last night was a big night of glitz, glamor, winning and losing. The 82nd Annual Oscar's was hosted and some of the big name wins were as follows: 

Best Picture/Directing: The Hurt Locker

  (Kathryn Bigelow who ironically is Avatar's Director, James Cameron's, ex wife.)

Actor in a Leading Role: Jeff Bridges (Crazy Hearts) 

 

Actress in a Leading Role: Sandra Bullock (The Blind Side) 

   

Animated Feature Film: Up

Art Direction/Cinematography: Avatar 

 

 Costume Design: The Young Victoria

 

For the complete list along with acceptance speeches click here 

Ke$ha Parody

A Funny

Miss Him Yet?

 

Found along Interstate 35 outside Wyoming, Minn. this billboard sparked the interest of thousands as it "was one of the most-searched items on Google Tuesday."  

some people are concuring with the billboard while others oppose it 

the real question is

do you miss him? 

Superbowl 2010

Saints vs. Colts Superbowl 2010

Saints won 31-17, it's the first Superbowl win for the Saints

"We knew that we had an entire city and maybe an entire country behind us" said MVP QB Drew Brees 

This will for sure be one of the longest Mardi Gra's for Bourbon street

The Who played the half-time show, which was pretty good considering how old they are. But their vocals have defiantly taken a shot. The commercials weren't all that good but here are some examples of the better ones: 

Let me know if you have any highlights/commercials that you loved on the superbowl

Happy Monday! 

"10 Futuristic Cell Phone Concepts" from Toxel.com

Toxel.com

I don't know about you guys, but I am simply obsessed with Stumbleupon.com

I was on it tonight and I came across some cool sites but one of the best was a site that did an article on 10 futuristic cell phone concepts. Toxel describes the article as a "Collection of the most creative and interesting cell phone concepts designed by talented people from all over the globe." 

Here are some pics of the ultra cool designs:  

What do you guys think?

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