Michelle?s eye roll, Scalia?s hat and the top tweet of the inaugration

(Charles Dharapak/AP)

Did you miss Monday's inaugural ceremonies? Never fear, the internet captured all the important ... well, all the buzz-worthy moments.

Michelle rolls her eyes, wears a stunning red gown

According to social analytics service Topsy, the buzz on Twitter around the First Lady's dress Monday night was "dazzles."

Michelle Obama wore a jewel-box red gown by designer Jason Wu?the same designer she wore four years ago to the first inaugural.

Designers are not told in advance if their work will be worn; hence Wu's reaction:

If anything could eclipse that dress, it was the First Lady's eye roll at the official luncheon?caught by Tumblr blogger Mattyrab. The image was quickly gif'ed.

Is the First Lady expressing exasperation at House Speaker John Boehner? Did she just catch word that the lunch clocked in at a reported 3,000 calories? The mystery is half the fun.

Scalia steals the hat title from Aretha

"Teenage Dream" singer Katy Perry brought a miniature version of Aretha Franklin's 2009 inaugural hat with her to the ceremonies:

You could see the pop star playing with the hat, at one point getting boyfriend John Mayer to pose "wearing" it. But Aretha had some stiff competition in the hat department from Justice Antonin Scalia. Four years ago, Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill was a Twitter newbie just testing the waters: "Scalia in a really weird hat." She wondered if he would wear it again this year:

And he did:

Obama's Address: By the (Twitter) numbers

The president's second inaugural address was live tweeted by the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

The @WhiteHouse account went a step further, retweeting quotes shared by others:

The president's address was the high point of Twitter activity for the day, according to a graph released by the service. During the ceremony, 1.1 million tweets were sent. Volume peaked when the president delivered the line, "We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, name calling as a substitute for debate" at 27,795 tweets per minute.

Beyonce's photo bombs

The star previewed her performance the night before on Tumblr and Instagram, sharing photos of her rehearsal:

The mega star nailed the National Anthem (despite what appeared to be a malfunctioning ear piece that she discarded part way through the song)?but Twitter was mostly abuzz with politicians either star struck (Rep. Pete King) or those overshadowed by Beyonce and husband Jay-Z (Rep. Paul Ryan).

Space ships and D.C. statehood at the parade

We got a taste of the parade early thanks to NASA, which shared pictures of the Mars Curiosity Rover and Orion floats traveling to the capital on Flickr. The images were trending on Twitter Sunday, according to Topsy.

Monday morning, the Mars Curiosity account (which is written in the "voice" of the spacecraft, and usually limits itself to updates on the exploration of the red planet) gave a shootout to its Earth-bound doppleganger:

And D.C. Mayor Vince Gray made a political statement during the parade, sharing a photo of his sign calling for D.C. statehood:

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/social-inauguration-michelle-eye-roll-scalia-hat-top-153014417--politics.html

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