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Spotlight(万众瞩目): 2012 of the most anticipated 10 things 2012最值得期待的10件事 1.Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee女王登基60年： On February 6, Her Majesty celebrates sixty years as the reigning monarch of the British Commonwealth shiny hair. royal corgis, 2. The Summer Olympics 伦敦奥运会 3. Beyoncé碧昂丝 Her daughter (who already owns a $5,000 pink crystal bathtub价值5000美元的粉水晶浴缸) will reach new heights of precious magical sparkle princessness(以别具一格的珠光宝气、魅力四射的公主形象示 ), and just speculating about how baller this baby is going to be is already making us cackle with glee. That’s entertainment. 　　 4. The Return of ‘Mad Men广告狂人回归 After leaving us without a fix since October of 2010, Mad Men is finally set to return to our televisions sometime in March. Will Don really marry his secretary? Will Joan’s baby be born with Roger’s silver hair? Will someone finally drag Betty to a women’s consciousness-raising group? So many questions!　　 5. The Inevitable Slew of “Is the World Ending?” News Stories无休止的“世界末日”新闻报道世界末日 You know how when December’s over the year starts over again with January? Yeah, that’s sort of how the Mayan calendar works, too. After one cycle, it repeats, which is what happens after the current cycle finishes up this year. It’s just that simple. But that won’t stop intrepid reporters from filing ludicrous stories that examine the possibility of Earth combusting in a ball of flames. We encourage you to treat these as humor pieces and laugh accordingly.　　 　6. No More Removing Your Shoes at the Airport安检不脱鞋 Well, OK, not quite yet, but it’s happening soon. The TSA has already relaxed the shoe-removal rule for children under twelve (along with promising not to frisk and violate so many babies and elderly grandmothers in general). That’s the first step toward the rest of us being allowed to walk through the body scanner without catching athlete’s foot. Hooray! 7. The End of Last Year’s Stupid Trends