Katie Holmes,
Rosie O'Donnell, and Anna Nicole Smith's baby daughter,
Dannielynn, are among the boldface names on OK!
magazine's list of ''most influential'' celebrities.
The list of 19
famous faces, which appears in the magazine's latest
issue, on newsstands Friday, was separated by editors into
six categories: beauty queens, style setters,
entertainers, news makers, survivors, and body
shapers.
OK! named Holmes, the 28-year-old wife of Tom
Cruise and mother of their 1-year-old daughter, Suri, a
beauty queen because of her ''refreshing
girl-next-door look'' and sporty cropped haircut.
Beyonce and Jennifer Lopez also made the cut.
O'Donnell, who
brought ratings and controversy during her tumultuous
tenure on ABC's The View, made the list of news
makers, as did Hollywood supercouple Brad Pitt and Angelina
Jolie, and Grey's Anatomy star T.R. Knight.
Knight announced he was gay after it surfaced that
Isaiah Washington had used an antigay slur against him
during an on-set clash with a costar.
The youngest
celebrity on the list: 10-month-old Dannielynn Hope, who was
recognized as a survivor because she has been ''at the
center of Hollywood's most controversial tragedies,''
the magazine said. Her mother, Anna Nicole Smith, died
in Florida in February. A bitter paternity dispute
between attorney Howard K. Stern and Larry Birkhead was
put to rest months later when Birkhead showed he was
Dannielynn's father.
The top three
entertainers--the ''people who decide what we watch
and listen to,'' according to OK!--were
American Idol judge Simon Cowell, 2005
Idol winner Carrie Underwood, and model-TV
host Heidi Klum.
Tyra Banks was
among the ''body shapers,'' who influence notions of body
image. Banks, who was dubbed "fat" after she was
photographed on the beach, later appeared on her
syndicated TV talk show in a bathing suit.
Sarah Jessica
Parker, Justin Timberlake, and Kate Moss were named the
most prominent trendsetters in fashion. (AP)
