Top 10 Everything of 2011

I had to see Best and Worst Movies (their list of Best sucked), Songs (another awful selection - Pumped Up Kicks, really?), Viral Videos, and Smartphone Apps. So what topics in the list below are you compelled to click on and check out?

Top 10 Everything of 2011
In 54 wide-ranging lists, TIME surveys the highs and lows, the good and the bad, of the past 12 months.
Arts & Entertainment
Albums
Fiction Books
Nonfiction Books
Movie Performances
Best Movies
Worst Movies
Plays and Musicals
Songs
Toys
TV Episodes
TV Series
Video Games
Creative Videos

Pop Culture
Apologies
Buzzwords
Comebacks
Best Fashion Moments
Worst Fashion Moments
Feuds
Fleeting Celebrities
Memes
Numbers
Protest Signs
Quotes
Scandals
Worst Tweets
Best Tweets
Viral Videos

News & Politics
Animal Stories
Campaign Debate Moments
Crime Stories
Oddball Stories
Overreported Stories
People Not Running for President
Political Gaffes
Religion Stories
U.S. News Stories
Underreported Stories
World News Stories
Pictures of the Year

Business, Sports & Tech
Business Blunders
Consumer Spending Trends
Gadgets
Smartphone Apps
Sports Moments
TV Ads

Science & Society
Food Trends
Green Trends
Marriage Stories
Medical Breakthroughs
New Species
Parenting Findings
Ridiculously Obvious Study Findings
Space Moments

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Top 10 Best Tweets
1. News of Osama bin Laden's Death Breaks on Twitter
2. Gabrielle Giffords Returns to Congress

From Reuters

Only seven months after Arizona Representative Gabrielle Giffords (@Rep_Giffords) was shot in the head during a meet and greet in Tucson, she made a surprising return to the House in early August to vote on the debt-ceiling bill. She walked into the chamber to a standing ovation, the first show of solidarity from Congress in months.

3. Wael Ghonim on the Egyptian Revolution
4. Bill Gates on Steve Jobs
5. Sohaib Athar Live-Tweets bin Laden Raid
6. President Obama's First Live Tweet

The politician-civilian interaction over social sites like Twitter and Facebook is increasing, with the U.S. pioneer being Newark Mayor Cory Booker, who uses his feed to answer questions, praise the Newark, N.J., community and even coordinate snow plows. The ability to maneuver in social spaces will only become more valuable to the politically ambitious, and as voters demand more interaction,

7. Jonnie Marbles on Rupert Murdoch
8. The Pope's First Tweet
9. The White House on Rick Astley

Minutes later, the White House (@whitehouse) responded with the "rickroll" of the year. The phrase is used to describe the gone-viral act of tricking someone into viewing (or listening to) Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up." It's not the joke itself that makes the tweet notable — the rickrolling meme has been around for years — it's what it represents. Our government (in theory, at least) is listening — and it's not always as stodgy as we imagine.

:woo hoo: Rick Astley!
10. Charlie Sheen on #Winning