Predicting the winners for the troubled, host-less, deeply mediocre 2019 Oscars

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There’s a solid chance the 2019 Oscars will be the worst ever.

That may sound hyperbolic, but everything leading up to the Feb. 24 telecast points to a lame ceremony not helped by what are sure to be a few winners that had no business being nominated in the first place. It might be worse than when James Franco and Anne Hathaway hosted the 2011 Oscars. Seriously.

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