The Hollywood Reporter has undergone the task of naming Hollywood's most influential women in the entertainment industry. And here they are:
1. Stacey Snider, chairman, Universal Pictures
2. Sherry Lansing, chairman and CEO, motion picture group, Paramount Pictures
3. Julia Roberts, actress, head of Shoelace Prods.
4. Gail Berman, president of entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Co.
5. Nancy Tellem, president, CBS Entertainment
6. Michele Anthony, exec. vp, Sony Music Entertainment
7. Nikki Rocco, president, Universal Pictures Distribution
8. Oprah Winfrey, chairman, Harpo Entertainment Group
9. Judy McGrath, president, MTV group
10. Carole Black, president and CEO, Lifetime Entertainment Services
Dawn Tarnofsky-Ostroff, exec. vp entertainment, Lifetime Entertainment Services
11. Dana Walden, president, Twentieth Century Fox Television
12. Hilary Rosen, president and CEO, RIAA
13. Amy Pascal, chairman, Columbia Pictures
14. Mary Parent, co-president, production, Universal Pictures
15. Polly Anthony, president, Epic Records Group
16. Laurie MacDonald, co-head, DreamWorks Pictures
17. Michelle Manning, president, production for motion picture group, Paramount Pictures
18. Nina Jacobson, president, Buena Vista Motion Picture Group
19. Terry Press, head of marketing, DreamWorks
20. Marjorie Scardino, CEO, Pearson PLC
21. Helen Hahn, co-COO, DreamWorks
22. Nancy Josephson, co-president, ICM
23.Anne Sweeney, president, ABC Cable Networks Group, Disney Channel Worldwide
Laurie Younger, exec. vp and CFO, ABC Inc, exec. vp TV distribution, ABC Inc.
24. Sylvia Rhone, chairman and CEO, Elektra Entertainment Group
25. Helen Murphy, exec. vp and CFO, Warner Music Group
26. Ann Daly, head of feature animation, DreamWorks
27. Elizabeth Gabler, president, Fox 2000 Pictures
28. Sarah Timberman, president, Studios USA programming
29. Karey Burke, exec. vp primetime series development, NBC
30. Marcy Carsey, partner and exec. producer, Carsey-Werner-Mandabach
Caryn Mandabach, partner and exec. producer, Carsey-Werner-Mandabach
31. Mindy Herman, president and CEO, E! Networks
32. Shiela Nevins, exec. vp original programming, HBO
33. Carolyn Strauss, senior vp original programming, HBO
34. Shari Redstone, president, National Amusements; chair and CEO, CineBridge Ventures
35. Meryl Poster, co-president, production, Miramax Films
36. Susanne Daniels, CEO, yet-to-be-named Turner production company
37. Julie Weitz, exec. vp original programming, Turner Network Television
38. Janice Marinelli, president, Buena Vista Television
Angela Shapiro, president, ABC Daytime and Buena Vista Prods.
39. Stacey Sher, partner, Jersey Films
40. Karen Kehela, co-chairman, Imagine Films
41. Dawn Taubin, president, domestic marketing, Warner Bros. Pictures
42. Nancy Peretsman, exec. vp and managing director, Allen & Company
43. Madonna, recording artist, singer, actress, co-founder, Maverick Entertainment
44. Kathy Nelson, president of film music, Universal Music Group/Universal Pictures
45. Patricia Wyatt, president, Fox Consumer Products
46. Diane Warren, founder, RealSongs
47. Bernadine Brandis, exec. vp business & legal affairs, Walt Disney Studios
48. Paula Wagner, producer/partner, Cruise/Wagner Prods.
49. Pat Mitchell, president and CEO, PBS
50. Lana Corbi, president and CEO, Crown Media U.S.
51. Bonnie Hammer, president, Sci-Fi Channel
52. Sue Kroll, president of intl. marketing, Warner Bros. Pictures
Veronika Kwan-Rubinek, president, Warner Bros. Pictures Intl. Distribution
53. Kathleen Kennedy, producer and partner, Kennedy/Marshall Company
54. Kathleen Dore, president, Bravo Networks
Kate McEnroe, president, AMC and Women Entertainment Network
55. Jessica Reif Cohen, managing director, securities research and economics, Merril Lynch
56. Robin Russell, senior exec. vp, general manager, Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
57. J.K. Rowling, author, "Harry Potter" series
58. Martha Stewart, CEO Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia
59. Jane Rosenthal, co-founder, Tribeca Prods.
60. Tracey Edmonds, president and CEO, Edmonds Entertainment Group
61. Maureen Smith, president, ABC Family
62. Debra Lee, president and COO, BET Networks
63. Nancy Utley, president of marketing, Fox Searchlight Pictures
64. Drew Barrymore & Nancy Juvonen, co-founders, Flower Films
65. Susan Lyne, exec. vp movies and miniseries, ABC
66. Lauren Shuler Donner, producer and partner, the Donner Company
67.Geraldine Laybourne, chairman and CEO, Oxygen Media
68. Tracey Jacobs, talent agent/partner and co-head of motion picture talent, UTA
69. Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, partner, Revolution Studios
70. Sue Naegle, partner, co-head television dept., UTA
71. Leslie Siebert, partner, Gersh Agency
72. Beth Berke, exec. vp and chief administrative officer, Sony Pictures Entertainment
73. Laura Sizkin, producer, Laura Ziskin Prods.
74. Paula Madison Walker, president and general manager, KNBC; senior vp diversity, NBC
75. Gale Ann Hurd, producer
876. Cyma Zarghami, exec. vp./GM, Nickelodeon, Nick at Nite
77. Paula Weinstein, producer
78. Lia Vollack, exec. vp music, Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group
79. Liz Glotzer, president, Castle Rock Pictures
80. Lucy Fisher, co-head, Red Wagon Entertainment
81. Barbara Walters, co-anchor, ABC's "20/20"; producer, "The View," "Iyanla"
82. Judith McHale, president and COO, Discovery Communications
83. Judy Girard, president, The Food Network
84. Melanie Cook, partner, Bloom, Hergott, Diemer and Cook
85. Denise DiNovi, producer
86. Diane Robina, exec. vp/GM, TNN
87. Debra Martin Chase, producer
88. Pam Wisne, president, David E. Kelley Prods.
89. Marcie Bloom, co-president/co-founder, Sony Pictures Classics
90. Ruth Vitale, co-president, Paramount Classics
91. Julie Silverman Yorn, co-founder and partner, AMG
92. Cathy Shulman, president of production, APG
93. Linda Simensky, senior vp original animation, Cartoon Network
94. Tanya York, president and CEO, York Entertainment
95. Jeanne Newman, partner, Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman & Warren
96. Rae Sanchini, president, Lightstorm Entertainment
97. Dayna Kalins Bochco, president, Steven Bochco Prods.
98. Christine Vachon, partner and co-president, Killer Films
99. Katie Couric, co-anchor, NBC's "Today Show"
100. Deborah Oppenheimer, president, Mohawk Prods.
101. Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen, principals, Dualstar Entertainment
