Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg is the most influential man in the world
Johnny Depp, Lady Gaga, Bono, Oprah Winfrey, Jay-Z, George Clooney and James Cameron are among celebrities included in the 2010 rank of the most influential people in the world, made by the famous publication Vanity Fair.
The first place is the famous founder of site Facebook – Mark Zuckerberg, followed by the father of Apple, Steve Jobs.
Moreover, the top ten of Vanity Fair is dominated by people from the new generation of Internet.
In third place were Google founders, Sergey Brin, Larry Page and Eric Schmidt, in fifth place – Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and the ninth – the founders of Twitter, Evan Williams and Biz Stone.
If actor Johnny Depp and singer Lady Gaga were on 20th place, 23th respectively in the top, other stars included in the rank was actor and producer Tom Hanks, on 25, followed by stand-up comedy actor Jon Stewart, on 29, and famous television star Oprah Winfrey on 34.
Also, U2 frontman Bono came immediately after Oprah, and Canadian director James Cameron, who had record revenue this year with “Avatar”, came in 36th position.
Rapper Jay-Z ranked 58th, followed at short distance by the actor, director and producer George Clooney, on 66, while the couple Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt ranked No. 75.
The best ranked designer in the top was Ralph Lauren on the 16th place, followed by Karl Lagerfeld – the 39, Prada (56) and Burberry owners (61). John Galliano from Dior was ranked 91st.
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