The petite actress with quirky looks and bulging eyes is a favorite of goths and indie film fans.

One of the most famous waifs in recent memory, Flockhart is best known for playing the underfed title character on madcap lawyer dramedy, Ally McBeal, and for her longtime relationship with aged hunk Harrison Ford.

Joel might be one of the most accomplished singer-songwriters of his generation, but in recent years he's been better known for his booze-fueled misadventures and much-younger wives.

Noth is best known for his two quintessential New York parts: Law & Order's Mike Logan and Mr. Big on Sex and the City.

The wife of money manager Boykin Curry, Kemble is an interior designer and social fixture.

Since Seinfeld, Seinfeld has done a whole lot of nothing. His primary pastimes over the past decade have included tending to a fleet of Porsches, buying and selling real estate, and lavishing money on his socialite wife, Jessica Sklar Seinfeld.

Parker is the film, TV, and stage actress who has made a name for herself by passing on commercial rom-coms in favor of edgier indies.

The world's wealthiest fashion designer, Ralph Lauren has made billions marketing a mythical lifestyle of polo matches and country clubs to the masses.

Designer Anna Sui is admired for her eclectic, rock-n-roll influenced clothing worn by hoards of celebrities.

Wheeldon is about as close to a rock star as it gets in the world of ballet.

The founder of the jewelry company that bears his name, David Yurman is best known for his twisted cable design, which he introduced nearly two decades ago.

A perennial social fixture in New York and Palm Beach, these days zaftig Gubelmann owns a line of home products, Vie Luxe.

Murray Moss is the tastemaker behind the legendary SoHo design and housewares store Moss.

The most famous cosmetic dermatologist in New York, Pat Wexler is the doctor who smoothes out the creases in the city's most expensive faces.

Legendary director Sidney Lumet has more than 50 films to his name, including Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon, and Network. He passed away in 2011.

The executive producer of Sex and the City, King helped channel the neuroses of single women everywhere into a mega-hit for HBO.

With Richie Rich, ex-cowboy Traver Rains co-founded trash-chic fashion label Heatherette.

Fashion titan Krakoff is the president and creative director of Coach, the once-stodgy leather company he's managed to turn into a coveted accessories brand. He also has his own eponymous fashion line, which he launched in 2010.

As the co-founder of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., Henry Kravis pioneered the buyout business in the '70s and has managed to remain at the top of the game for decades. His wife is economist Marie-Josée Kravis.

Mos Def is a rapper, actor and enthusiastic member of the Muslim faith. He's also a homophobe, genius, anti-Semite, or deadbeat dad, depending on whom you talk to. And don't call him Mos Def anymore: it's Yasiin Bey now.