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London Olympics Opening Ceremonies - 2012




The games are about to begin. Specifically, for those of you living under a rock, newly awoken from a four-year coma, in the middle of a Twi-hard PR nightmare or otherwise oblivious to the world around you, the London 2012 Games
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But before the starting pistols sound for the Olympics proper, we have to endure actually, no haters here, we are privileged to be able to experience the three-hour exercise in awe, jaw-dropping spectacle and cultural traditions that have become the Olympics opening ceremonies

While their attendance is being kept secret for security purposes, the Queen, Prince William, new wife Kate Middleton and Prince Harry are expected to be on hand when the ceremony kicks off at 9 p.m. London time. Whether they’ll be there for the whole show is anyone’s guess, but if they do stay to the end, they’ll get to see Sir Paul McCartney close the event with a song. The former Beatle has been mum about whether the tune will be an original composition or one of his many hits.


i am very eager to see this function.

Amitabh Bachchan to carry Olympic torch
 

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