No Monday for Old Men

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Imagine wandering around backstage at the Oscar's an hour before the show is to start, and you see Jon Stewart wearing a sweatshirt and Mets cap singing "What a Wonderful World." That's what David Blaustein saw last night. Click here to hear the rest of his take on the show.

How will Ralph Nader getting into the presidential race affect the vote? Not appreciably is what ABC's Steve Roberts has to say. Click here to hear the interview. He says while Nader predictably takes votes away from the Democrats, no one is expecting him to have any where near the impact this year as he did 8 years ago.

Would you like fries with your feng shui (fung shway)? A McDonald's in Hacienda Heights, California, has been redesigned using the principles of feng shui. That's the ancient Chinese practice of arranging objects and numbers to promote health, harmony and prosperity. Yes, the golden arches and the Big Macs are still there. But the plastic furniture and Ronald McDonald have been given the ax. In their place are leather seats, earth tones and bamboo plants. Customer Andrew Chen likes the makeover, even though he didn't know it had anything to do with feng shui. He says the McDonald's looked so good, they decided to eat inside instead of using the drive-through.