Super Bowl 2012: Celebrities Take to Twitter to Predict Giants vs. Patriots

It's coming. The world is already tingling with anticipation. You can practically smell it wafting through the air.

No, not Super Bowl XLVI, though the New York Giants and the New England Patriots figure to put on a pretty good show.

Rather, I'm talking about the legions of celebrities and famous athletes who are destined to grace (or have already graced) the Twittersphere with their all-important opinions as to who will hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Sunday.

Now do you get why I'm so geeked? No?

Eh well. Hopefully, you'll enjoy what these famous tweeps have to say anyway.

I'm sure you can guess which team Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York City, thinks will win:

How about the New York Rangers? Think they have a rooting interest?

The Chicago White Sox may not have any natural leanings, though at least some of their players have already registered their picks:

When the Orlando Magic aren't busy wondering when and where Dwight Howard will be in the near future, they offer their thoughts on the Super Bowl:

Apparently, Americans aren't the only ones who think the Giants will drop the Patriots in this Super Bowl redux:

Though, to be fair, Piers Morgan hardly speaks for all (or even most) Britons when it comes to Super Bowl prognostications. Just ask Lee Westwood:

Nor does everyone in the public eye necessarily care about the Super Bowl. Ain't that right, Jack?

Wendell Pierce of HBO's "Treme" may be a long-time fan of the New Orleans Saints, but that hasn't prevented him from picking sides on Sunday:

Actor/comedian Bill Bellamy has taken a noticeably less nuanced approach to predicting the Super Bowl winner:

I wonder how "Charmed" the Giants will be with Alyssa Milano (a.k.a. Phoebe Halliwell) in their corner:

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