Who: Real estate developer Mortimer B. Zuckerman is the chairman of Boston Properties, one of the largest real estate developers in the United States, and the owner of U.S. News & World Report and the New York Daily News.

Who: A fashion giant for three decades now, Talley is Vogue's former editor-at-large and currently a contributing editor at the magazine.

Who: Indie film queen Julianne Moore has turned in critically-acclaimed performances in Boogie Nights, Far From Heaven, and The Hours.

Who: Seymour is a model known for her scantily clad Victoria's Secret ad campaigns, her nude portfolio in Playboy, her series of rock star boyfriends, and messy marriage to mogul/art collector Peter Brant.

Rejoice, New York. Rush Limbaugh no longer lives in you! He just finalized the sale of his gaudy Fifth Ave. penthouse. Final price: $11 million. (He was asking $14 million.) Wouldn't it be funny if Laura Schlessinger bought it? [Gothamist]

Who: The meanest grandmother you never had, Judith Sheindlin—or Judge Judy, as she's known to the world—has earned hundreds of millions of dollars dispensing fake courtroom advice on her syndicated TV show.

Who: The man behind Welcome to the Dollhouse and Happiness, Solondz is the indie filmmaker responsible for moody flicks that focus on the grim underbelly of suburbia. His latest film is Life During Wartime.

Who: Zee is the creative director of Elle. He may be better known, though, for his regular appearances on MTV's The City.

Who: A fixture on TV since the '60s, Walters is known for her soft-focus interviews, her ability to make grown men and women cry, and one of the most famous speech impediments of the 20th century. She's currently recovering from heart surgery, but plans to return to The View as resident den mother and referee this…

Who: A former CNN anchor, Hemmer now delivers the news on Fox, where he serves as co-anchor of America's Newsroom on weekday mornings.