In the entertainment business, there's one sure sign that you've made it: Allen Grubman is your lawyer. A partner at the firm Grubman Indursky & Shire, he's represented the top of the A-List. He's also the father of Lizzie Grubman and the husband of Deborah Grubman.

Jason Binn founded Niche Media, the publisher of such titles at Gotham, Hamptons, and LA Confidential. By holding a mirror up to America's richest and making a pretty penny doing so, he's currently lending the midas touch to Gilt Group as a Chief Advisor.

Mulcahy is chairwoman of Xerox. She retired from her position as the company's CEO in July 2009.

Gumbel is a veteran newscaster, former Today Show anchor, and current host of the HBO jock show Real Sports. Don't be confused: his older brother, Greg Gumbel, is also a sportscaster.

A man as influential as the size of his headpieces, André Leon Talley is editor-at-large at Vogue and former judge on America's Next Top Model.

Vanden Heuvel is the editor, publisher, and part-owner of liberal bastion The Nation.

The former editor-in-chief of Time Inc., Pearlstine may be best known for his controversial decision to hand a reporter's notes over to a federal prosecutor in 2005. He's currently the chief content officer at Bloomberg L.P.

Ed Lewis co-founded Essence, the first publication aimed at African-American women. He sold the company to Time Inc. in 2005, but remains chairman.

As former president and CEO of the New York Times Co., Robinson headed up day-to-day corporate operations at the newspaper. She retired in 2011.

Peggy Conlon is president and CEO of the Ad Council, the organization that oversees the creation and distribution of all those public service campaigns you see on TV promoting everything from driver safety to environmental protection.

David Koch is one of New York City's richest (and conservative) residents and co-owner and executive vice president of Koch Industries.

The chronicler of all things 10021, Columbia operates New York Social Diary, a website that features party pictures of socialites, the gay men who accompany them to parties and, occasionally, their husbands.

Formerly South Korea's foreign minister, Ban Ki-Moon became the world's most important civil servant in 2007 when he took over the job of Secretary-General of the United Nations from Kofi Annan.

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Olbermann is a wisecracking sportscaster-turned-wisecracking political pundit and left-leaning counterweight to his Fox News opponent Bill O'Reilly.

A local news fixture, Anastos has been delivering the headlines for one NYC station or another for over three decades.

As Mayor Bloomberg's former head of social services, Linda Gibbs was responsible for the city's homeless shelters, foster care program, and the corrections department. She's since been appointed the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services, so please, thank her for the soda ban.

Murray Richman—otherwise known as "Don't Worry Murray"—is a Bronx-based defense attorney known for representing high-profile rappers like Jay-Z, DMX, and Ja Rule.

The square-jawed co-host of Fox News' The Five, Guilfoyle is the former wife of both San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsome and furniture heir Eric Villency.

Pat Lynch is head of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the union that represents the city's police officers.