The former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, Helen Gurley Brown is a magazine industry icon.

The creator and executive producer of the NBC cops-and-robbers juggernaut Law & Order, Dick Wolf presides over one of the most successful franchises in TV history.

Taymor is the director who traded the fringe for the masses when she brought The Lion King and Spiderman to life on Broadway. One was a major success and one was a complete disaster. You guess which one's which.

Model and TV personality Klum is best known as a Victoria's Secret pin-up and
the robotic yet lovable host of Project Runway. She's also the wife of Seal (the singer not the animal).

Bob Boyett

The co-chief film critic for the Times, Tony Scott is known for his wide-ranging taste and spot-on sarcastic reviews.

Local news institution and f-bomb slinging Simmons has been reading the headlines on WNBC alongside Chuck Scarborough for more than 30 years. Tragically, WNBC decided not to renew her contract in 2012.

In 2006 Tiki Barber retired from the Giants as the most productive offensive player in team history. The shiny-domed athlete has traded in his cleats for guest spots on the Today Show alongside Matt Lauer and Sunday Night Football.

The longtime chairman of the Shubert Organization, Schoenfeld was once one of the most powerful men on Broadway. Schoenfeld died on November 25, 2008.

Peters is one of Broadway's most prolific talents, loved by the public for her roles in Gypsy and Annie Get Your Gun.

Schwartz is the musical brains behind the high school musical staple Godspell and recent Broadway mega-hit Wicked.

A 30-year WNBC veteran, Scarborough is New York's longest-serving local news anchor.

Glenda Bailey

Rachel Comey

Cindi Leive has been editor-in-chief of Glamour since 2001.

The diminutive Chenoweth and her iconic screech-voice have starred on both the Broadway stage (Wicked) and the small screen (The West Wing, Glee).

One of the world's most famous jewelers, Madison Avenue mainstay Fred Leighton is now a consultant to his namesake company, which he sold in 2006.

A protegée of Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, Astley has been the editor of Teen Vogue since it was founded in 2002.

The former head of Court TV, cable vet Schleiff is now the guy responsible for all those made-for-TV tearjerkers your grandmother loves. He's head of Crown Media, the owner of the Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movie Channel.

Blank is the chairman and CEO of Showtime, the "other" pay-cable channel.