Chuck Brymer is president and CEO of the ad agency DDB, a post he's held since April 2006.

Irv Lorenzo—better known as Irv Gotti—runs the rap label The Inc. (formerly Murder Inc.) with his brother Chris "Gotti" Lorenzo. According to the People of the State of New York, he is not a money launderer.

The son of Edgar Bronfman Sr. and heir to a family fortune, Edgar Jr. is currently the CEO of Warner Music.

Grubman is a top broker at Corcoran. She's also married to big-time entertainment attorney Allen Grubman, which makes her Lizzie Grubman's stepmom.

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Real estate magnate and American dream incarnate Tamir Sapir is one of New York's two cabbie-turned-billionaires. The other: Bruce Kovner.

One of New York's most flamboyant criminal defense attorneys, Cutler's the man to talk to if you're a mafia crime boss facing a trial.

Once a high-flying couture star, these days Isaac Mizrahi is best known as a TV personality and as the man who made Target a fashion destination.

A visionary curator in the world of contemporary art, Heiss founded P.S. 1 in 1976 and merged the cutting-edge institution with the Museum of Modern Art in 1999. She retired from her post at the museum at the end of 2008.

Rubenstein is the batty ex-editor-in-chief of Seventeen magazine.

With partner Eric Goode, MacPherson is the man behind boutique hotels the Maritime and the Bowery as well as a collection of hot restaurants.

A hotelier, restaurateur, and nightclub entrepreneur, Goode—along with his partner, Sean MacPherson—creates fashionable establishments for fashionable people.

Stuart Weitzman is a purveyor of shoes to the stars.

A longtime confidante of Viacom chairman Sumner Redstone, Dauman is the CEO of Viacom. He replaced Tom Freston in September of 2006.

As the CEO of Bloomingdales, Gould is one of the most important men in retail.

Through his Myriad Restaurant Group, Nieporent owns half a dozen notable restaurants including New York fixtures like Tribeca Grill and Nobu.

Coulter is a bomb-slinging conservative pundit and bestselling author of books that accuse liberals of being godless heathens who want to undermine America.

A one-time lieutenant to Saul Steinberg and the former head of merchant banking at Steve Schwarzman and Pete Peterson's Blackstone Group, Silverman most recently served as the CEO of Realogy, the parent company of real estate brokerages Century 21, Coldwell Banker, Sotheby's, and Corcoran. The company was acquired by Leon Black's Apollo Management in 2006 and Silverman stepped down as chief executive in November 2007.

A venerable vulture investor, Ross is the billionaire chairman and CEO of W.L. Ross & Co. and a veteran of the distressed investing community.

The current legal analyst for ABC News on Good Morning America, Abrams is also the founder of Abrams Research and the website Mediaite.com.