Kate Gosselin and her eight kids went to Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo yesterday. The cameras were rolling for her reality show "Kate Plus 8" while they watched Irwin's family perform a show in the "Crocoseum."

The reality star and family even got a chance to get close to Terri, Bindi, and Robert Irwin sitting next to them for a part of the show.

Check out all the empty chairs around the reality TV stars and the special tent they have overhead (probably for filming purposes). Way to stick out, Gosselin clan.

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Hasbro, Inc. (NYSE: HAS) and Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK) today announced an agreement to form a 50/50 joint venture, including a television network and website, dedicated to high-quality children's and family entertainment and educational programming built around some of the most well-known and beloved brands in the world. As part of the transaction, the joint venture also will receive a minority interest in the U.S. version of Hasbro.com.

Both the network and the venture's online component will feature content from Hasbro's rich portfolio of entertainment...

Late Crocodile Hunter star Steve Irwin's widow has offered Britney Spears the chance to escape Hollywood for the real wild life. Terri Irwin wants the embattled pop star to consider turning her back on Los Angeles and joining her and daughter Bindi on the other side of the world - far away from the paparazzi and her troubles.

Irwin admits she and her family have been watching the madness surrounding Spears in recent months, and she believes the singer should head to Australia for a break with nature.

She says, "Bindi's the one who said, 'People who are having trouble should go i...

Late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin's daughter Bindi is launching a new career as a rapper. The nine-year-old releases her debut hip-hop single "Trouble In The Jungle" next month.

Bindi's song contains the lyrics: "I'm afraid of grizzly bears, but don't you see / Grizzly bears should really be afraid of me/There's trouble in the jungle / We find that mankind is not so kind at all."

Since her father was killed by a stingray in September 2006, Bindi has launched a clothing line and a children's fitness DVD, appeared in a stage show and become an official Australian tourism ambassado...

Australian adventurer Steve Irwin has been commemorated on a postage stamp to mark the first anniversary of his death. The 44-year-old Crocodile Hunter, who was killed by a stingray in 2006 while filming a nature documentary on the Great Barrier Reef Down Under, is pictured on the stamps with his daughter Bindi, his son Bob, and a snake.

The stamp, which was launched on Monday, is in collaboration with the Australian magazine New Idea.

Proceeds from the sale of the $0.46 stamp will go to Irwin's conservation charity, Wildlife Warriors.

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Nobel Prize-winner Al Gore has been handed another accolade to acknowledge his climate change campaigning - the Environmental Media Association's Outstanding Achievement Award. The former U.S. Vice President picked up the award, which he shares with Live Earth concert producer Kevin Wall, at a ceremony on Wednesday in Los Angeles.

All the proceeds from the 2007 Live Earth concerts around the globe were donated to Gore's Alliance for Climate Protection and other similar charities.

Sting's wife Trudi Styler was awarded the EMA Lifetime Achievement Award and Sienna Miller was given...

Australians paid tribute to late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin at his zoo in Queensland on Tuesday. Irwin's widow Terri and children Bindi and Bob spent the first anniversary of his death in private, but appreciated the fans' memorial at Australia Zoo. Irwin was killed by a stingray barb while snorkeling near the Great Barrier Reef on September 4th 2006.

Speaking in parliament on Tuesday, Queensland Premier Peter Beattie said, "The spirit of Steve Irwin lives on in many ways. I again pay tribute to his energy, joy and commitment to conservation and wildlife, and acknowledge all those w...

The daughter of late Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin is launching her own children's clothing line. Eight-year-old Bindi Irwin, who recently launched her own TV show "Bindi: The Jungle Girl," will donate all proceeds from Bindi Wear International to conservation programs in her native Australia.

She says, "My Daddy was working to change the world, so everyone would love wildlife like he did. Now it is our turn to help."

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