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 | Fireworks light New York Times Square moments after the New Year begins Saturday, Jan. 1, 2005. A century after the first New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square, close to a million revelers welcomed 2005 with wild cheering, confetti, fireworks and kisses, while also pausing to mourn the devastation of the South Asian tsunami. click to open  |  | Andrew Montalvo, left, and Stephanie Kostakis, both of Orlando, Fla. share a kiss as the clock strikes midnight Saturday, Jan. 1, , 2005 at Times Square in New York. click to open |  | Fireworks light New York Times Square moments after the New Year begins Saturday, Jan. 1, 2005. click to open |  | Confetti snows down in New York Times Square moments after the New Year began, Saturday Jan. 1, 2005. A century after the first New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square, close to a million revelers welcomed 2005 with wild cheering, confetti, fireworks and kisses, while also pausing to mourn the devastation of the South Asian tsunami. click to open |  | Spectators look up at a 60-foot Asian dragon as it is guided through New York's Times Square during the millennium celebration Friday, Dec. 31, 1999. Led by the dragon, a parade of puppets representing high flying kites and a tumbling acrobat converged on the square, as more than 1.2 billion people celebrate midnight half a world away. click to open |
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