A former child star and Michael Jackson protégé, Culkin has been trying to shake his indelible Home Alone image with roles in edgy indie movies like Party Monster and Saved!

The daughter of Aerosmith frontman Steve Tyler, Liv is the foxy model and actress who appeared in Armageddon and The Lord of the Rings.

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The widow of John Lennon, Ono was the most-loathed Beatle bride—until Heather Mills came along. Her son is Sean Lennon.

The former creative director of Tuleh, Brooks is a social fixture and man-eater. (Her former conquests include Alexandre von Furstenberg and Euan Rellie.) She's married to real estate developer Christopher Brooks.

Famous for his roles as surly heroes and everymen, Ford will likely always be best known for his iconic portrayals of effortlessly cool adventuring archaeologist Indiana Jones and cocky intergalactic smuggler Han Solo.

The most prominent African-American interior designer in the city, Bridges's career peaked in the 1990s with boldface clients like Diddy and Tom Clancy and a show on the Fine Living channel.

Noriega-Ortiz is an interior designer best known for designing about half a dozen outrageously-appointed homes around the country for rocker Lenny Kravitz.

A society fixture for years, CeCe Cord is a designer—she's the founder of Travels with Tiger, a line of products targeted toward rich ladies with little dogs—and the former wife of designer Barry Kieselstein-Cord. Her daughter is former "It" girl Elizabeth Kieselstein-Cord.

Long known as the "first woman of finance," Mickie Siebert was the first woman to purchase a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. She continues to run the discount brokerage she founded, the Siebert Financial Corporation.

A longtime record exec and former talent manager—his acts included Nirvana and Hole—Goldberg is also a prominent liberal activist and the former CEO of Air America.

The former wife of Colgate-Palmolive heir Larry Creel, Jennifer is an occasional actress and full-time socialite.

Nelson was the editor-in-chief of Publishers Weekly, the trade magazine read by everyone in the book publishing business, until January 2009, when she was laid off during a restructuring by PW's parent company, Reed Business Information.

The man behind the "Doonesbury," Trudeau is probably the most famous comic strip artist in America. He's also the husband of erstwhile NBC anchor Jane Pauley.

A socialite and occasional actress, Annie is the former wife of John Churchill.

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