With her dark hair, full eyebrows, and all-American looks, Hilary Rhoda is one of fashion's most marketable models.

Ice-T is a pimp-turned-rap star-turned-wisecracking television detective on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. He's also the husband of an unbelievably proportioned pinup model named Coco.

Hathaway made her bones as the star of syrupy Disney tween flicks, but she's grown up fast in movies like Brokeback Mountain, The Devil Wears Prada, and Becoming Jane.

The megalomaniacal, self-effacing real estate developer is also a TV personality, bestselling author, casino/resort/golf course developer, university founder, public speaker, magazine publisher, and potential political candidate. You'll also find his name attached to brands of clothing, bottled water, fragrance, vodka, and steak.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music's executive producer, Joseph Melillo is a gatekeeper for emerging talent at the venerable arts institution. He's also served on the faculty at Brooklyn College.

Shears is the flamboyant, seldom-shirted lead singer of disco-pop outfit the Scissor Sisters.

Stewart is the founder of an eponymous media empire that includes magazines, TV shows, books, and serving spoons. And in case you were living under a rock in 2004, she also happens to be a convicted felon.

Sciame is a construction-magnate-turned-developer best known for attempting to build Santiago Calatrava's radically-designed 80 South Street.

The head of one of the oldest and richest real estate clans in New York, Bill Rudin is the chief executive of Rudin Management.

Shiny-pated Canadian Paul Shaffer is David Letterman's musical director and foil on the Late Show.

The star of indie film The Station Agent and HBO's nerd-fest Game of Thrones, 4'5" Peter Dinklage is the most famous achondroplastic dwarf in America.

Blau is president of The Related Companies, one of the largest real estate development companies in New York.

Sondheim is the legendary composer and lyricist behind such Broadway staples as West Side Story, Sweeney Todd, and Into the Woods.

The son of New York real estate royalty, Doug Durst is the developer behind 4 Times Square and the Bank of America tower. He's also the brother of a serial killer.

One of Broadway's most prolific producers, Roth has put up the money to stage shows like Wit, Proof, Caroline, or Change and The Year of Magical Thinking. Not coincidentally, she's also the wife of real estate billionaire Steve Roth.

William Ivey Long is one of the most prolific—and highest paid—costumers on Broadway.

Rose is the head of real estate development firm the Georgetown Group, a longtime supporter of the arts, and Mr. Candice Bergen.

A native of Ethiopia, Liya Kebede is a supermodel and the first black model to be the face of Estée Lauder cosmetics.

Jong reinvented sex in the '70s with Fear of Flying, which advocated the "zipless fuck"—no-strings adultery. The novel has been translated into 27 languages and sold more than 12 million copies.

One of the biggest Broadway producers in the city and the man behind The Producers and Hairspray, Frankel heads up the theatrical production company that bears his name.