Hunter Feeds Crocodile While Holding Son

Australian Steve Irwin, famous for his TV show 'The Crocodile Hunter' cradles his month-old son, Robert, under one arm and feeds piece of meat to a 13-foot crocodile in an image from television during Friday Jan. 2, 2004, at his Australia Zoo reptile park in Brisbane, Australia. (AP Photo/Channel 7 via APTN)

'Sex and the City' Begins Final Fling

Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall are seen in an undated publicity photo for the HBO series 'Sex in the City.' The final episodes of HBO's series about four high-flying New York women start airing 9 p.m. EST Sunday, Jan. 4, 2004 and after that it's goodbye to Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte and Samantha. (AP Photo/photo released by HBO, Mark Liddell)

Trump Rules Boardroom in NBC's 'The Apprentice'

Entrepreneur Donald Trump (bottom R) is shown in this undated publicity photograph from the new NBC television network reality series 'The Apprentice,' which premieres Jan. 8, 2004. Trump will dump 15 would-be proteges during the course of the reality show in which a group of ambitious, young entrepreneurs and MBAs vie for a $250,000-a-year dream job as a top executive in Trump's business empire. Apprentices pictured (from top L) Omarosa Manigaul-Stallworth, Bill Rancic, Sam Solovey, Kristi Frank, Eveka Vetrini, Kwame Jackson, Heidi Bressler, Bowie Hogg, Troy McClain, David Gould, Nick Warnock, Jessie Conners, Katrina Campins, Amelia Henry, Jason Curis, Tammy Lee. (Reuters - Handout)

Mickey Mouse-inspired Cucumbers

Mickey Mouse-inspired cucumbers are a new menu feature at The Garden Grill Restaurant at the Epcot Center in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, as seen in this image released January 2, 2004. The cucumbers are grown hydroponically in greenhouses behind the restaurant. When each cucumber is three inches long, a Mickey mold is attached to the vine and the cucumber grows into it. They take about seven to ten days to mature, in a natural process which yield about three or four per day. EDITORIAL USE ONLY REUTERS/The Walt Disney Company/handout

Thieves vanish with a fortune in ladies underwear

Department store mannequins display lingerie. A gang of thieves robbed a Caracas boutique of a small fortune in ladies underwear.(AFP/File/Thomas Coex)

US New Year's Day peaceful under "high" terrorism alert

A woman shivers as she walks back to the beach in the cold Atlantic Ocean during the annual Coney Island Polar Bear Club New Year's Day swim. New Year's Day passed peacefully with only disruptions to air travel caused by heightened security and fears of terrorism(AFP/Getty Images/Stephen Chernin)

U.S. Welcomes 2004 Peacefully But Still Tense

Three Air Force planes buzz the parade route of the 115th Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California on January 1, 2004. The United States began 2004 under extremely tight security in an effort to thwart any terror attack on celebrations from New York to Las Vegas. The last big event of the U.S. New Year celebrations -- the Rose Parade and football game in Pasadena -- was protected by video surveillance cameras and two electronic sensors to detect biological agents in the Rose Bowl stadium. (Jim Ruymen/Reuters)

FWD Picks the Year's Hottest Women

FWD Picks The Year's Hottest Women: Angelina Jolie at the World Premiere of 'Lara Croft - Tomb Raider: The Cradle Of Life'. Hollywood CA. 07/21/2003. (Amy Graves-FWD)

Doh! More Brits trust Homer than Dubya for skydiving

More people would rather skydive with Homer Simpson than with George W. Bush, suggests a year-end poll conducted for a British disability charity.(AFP/File/Vince Bucci)