Images of katie couric in bikini

After nearly 30 years in broadcast journalism, Katie Couric is finally allowed to present herself as sexy, says the Washington Post 's Robin Givhan. And this is apparently something to celebrate. Meditating on a recent Harper's Bazaar fashion spread, in which the first female solo evening news anchor poses in a "short -- very short -- skirt," a curve-hugging Calvin Klein dress and "the kind of platform Gucci heels that have been known to send professional models tumbling to their knees," Givhan writes, "[a]fter breaking ground in network news, after having folks debate whether she should have worn a white blazer on her debut show -- as if anything but black or navy proclaimed her less serious -- there are these images. Unapologetically, forcefully, I-dare-you, sexy. Pure grit -- that's the explanation.

Coffee, but not her first cup. Then everything starts on a calmer note. Taxi to spin class. Even though I have a talk show, I still like to talk.

Daytime TV's number one legal lady, Judge Judy made an appearance on Katie, with Katie Couric to talk about her career, turning seventy, and to reveal the fantastic figure she's been hiding under those robes! Details after the jump. Judge Judy Sheindlin, who just kicked off her seventeenth season as a TV court show host has also just celebrated her 37th wedding anniversary and 70th birthday. She appeared recently on Katie , with Katie Couric, and very proudly showed the audience a picture taken on a family vacation this fall of a very lean, youthful figure showcased in a white halter top bikini! See the picture here.

Fox Katie Couric opened up in a new interview about her first husband's colon cancer diagnosis which ultimately resulted in his death in , recalling the 'excruciating' pain she felt for him. In six hours, Katie Couric's life went from "complete contentment to complete chaos. The news anchor opened up in a new interview about her first husband's colon cancer diagnosis which ultimately resulted in his death in He was Couric said she "fell apart all the time" when her husband was ill but never in front of him.