Women dominate Forbes list of power celebrities

Singer Lady Gaga was second on the list, leading the top-placed ma, director Steven Spielberg in third, followed by singers Beyonce, Madonna and Taylor Swift.
Rock band Bon Jovi, tennis superstar Roger Federer and teen pop heartthrob Justin Bieber filled spots seven to nine, with talk-show hostess Ellen DeGeneres taking 10th.
The list is compiled using a combination of earnings and fame as measured by appearances on TV, social media and print publications, as well as value to marketers.
Winfrey, the daytime gab queen-turned television mogul, earned 77 million dollars in the 12 months through June, trailing Lady Gaga (80 million dollars), Spielberg (100 million dollars), Madonna (125 million dollars) and Bon Jovi (79 million dollars).
Notable newcomers to the 2013 list include actors Hugh Jackman at 11th, Channing Tatum at 23rd, Jennifer Lawrence at 49th, Emma Stone at 84th, Mila Kunis at 89th and Amy Poehler at 92nd.
Outside Hollywood, Olympic sprinter Usain Bolt was 48th, while Fifty Shades of Grey novelist EL James was the top-ranked author at 42nd.//DPA