News makers: Vanity Fair magazine released it's 'New Establishment' rankings for 2013, with music mogul Jay Z and his wife Beyonce taking the first position . A new ranking of American movers and shakers confirms what we all already knew: our first couple isn't the Obamas - it's the Carters. According to Vanity Fair's 'New Establishment' for 2013, musician couple Jay Z and Beyonce are the most important powers that be in the U.S. Mr and Mrs Shaun Carter were last ranked number eight, but their busy year propelled them to the number one spot. Helping them nab the top honor was Jay Z's new album, Magna Carter Holy Grail, which went platinum before it even hit store shelves thanks to a strategically planned pre-order release. Beyonce did her part too by booking a Super Bowl halftime performance, selling out her world tour and releasing a documentary about her life on HBO. Also in the top five were outgoing New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, as well as the heads of Comcast, Disney and 21st Century Fox. New additions to the list include J. Crew's creative director Jenna Lyons and new Stars Wars franchise director JJ Abrams. Steve Jobs' widow  Laurene Powell Jobs also made the list this year for her work on immigration reform. Since her husband's passing, it is estimated that Mrs Powell-Jobs is worth $11billion. And for starting the Beats electronics company, rapper turned producer Dr Dre came in at number six with his partner Jimmy Iovine. Scroll down for the full list . Power couple: Jay Z and wife Beyonce share the number one spot after a busy year of album releases, sold out tours and HBO documentaries . New faces: Rapper-turned-producer Dr Dre, left, entered the list this year for starting Beats headphones. J. Crew Creative Director Jenna Lyons, right, was also added to the list for injecting new life into the preppy clothes company . Here to stay: Michael Bloomberg may be leaving his office as mayor of New York City, but he still maintained a high place on the list as the public wonders what he'll do next . Of course there were a lot of old faces on the list, like New York Times editor Jill Abramson and film producers the Weinstein brothers . Jon Feltheimer, the head of Lionsgate, was knocked up to number 20 for his work acquiring three teen movie franchises: The Hunger Games, Ender's Game and Divergent. The TV production side of his business has been booming as well with hits like Mad Men, Nashville and Orange is the New Black. Most of the returning influencers only moved up and down a few rankings. The next generation: Filmmaker JJ Abrams recently nabbed the honor of getting to direct a Star Wars reboot. He ranked number 13 on the list . In charge: Jon Feltheimer, left, and Jill Abramson, right, both moved up on the list for their leadership of Lionsgate and the New York Times, respectively . Activist: Steve Jobs' widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, was on the list for the first time this year for her activism on immigration reform . Exceptions include Tim Armstrong and Arianna Huffington at AOL who fell 13 spots to the anchor position of number 25. Robert Thomson rose six spots for his recent promotion to Chief Executive of Rupert Murdoch's new News Corp, after working since 2008 as the managing editor of the Wall Street Journal. 1. Jay Z & Beyonce, musicians2. Michael Bloomberg, New York City mayor3. Brian Roberts & Steve Burke, Comcast4. Bob Iger, The Walt Disney Company5. Rupert Murdoch, 21st Century Fox6. Jimmy Iovine & Dr Dre, Beats Electronics7. David Zaslav, Discovery Communications8. Jill Abramson, editor of The New York Times 9. Jenna Lyons, J. Crew creative director10. Harvey & Bob Weinstein, The Weinstein Company11. Jon Stewart & Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central12. Robert Thomson, News Corp13. JJ Abrams, Filmmaker14. Lionel Barber, Financial Times15. Matt Drudge, Drudge Report 16. Michael Kors, Michael Kors Holdings17. Len Blavatnik, Access Industries 18. Laurene Powell Jobs, Emerson Collective19. Tory Burch, designer20. Jon Feltheimer, Lionsgate21. Peter Chernin, The Chernin Group 22. Trey Parker & Matt Stone, Important Studios23. Mike Allen, Politico 24. Ben Affleck, actor and director25. Tim Armstrong & Ariana Huffington, AOL .
Jay Z and wife Beyonce were rated the most powerful people in the American establishment by Vanity Fair magazine .
New additions to this years list include Steve Jobs' widow Laurene Powell Jobs and Jenna Lyons, the creative director of J. Crew .
Tim Armstrong and Arianna Huffington at AOL came in at last place, falling 13 spots from last year's list .
News makers: Vanity Fair magazine released it's 'New Establishment' rankings for 2013, with music mogul Jay Z and his wife Beyonce taking the first position . A new ranking of American movers and shakers confirms what we all already knew: our first couple isn't the Obamas - it's the Carters. According to Vanity Fair's 'New Establishment' for 2013, musician couple Jay Z and Beyonce are the most important powers that be in the U.S. Mr and Mrs Shaun Carter were last ranked number eight, but their busy year propelled them to the number one spot. Helping them nab the top honor was Jay Z's new album, Magna Carter Holy Grail, which went platinum before it even hit store shelves thanks to a strategically planned pre-order release. Beyonce did her part too by booking a Super Bowl halftime performance, selling out her world tour and releasing a documentary about her life on HBO. Also in the top five were outgoing New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, as well as the heads of Comcast, Disney and 21st Century Fox. New additions to the list include J. Crew's creative director Jenna Lyons and new Stars Wars franchise director JJ Abrams. Steve Jobs' widow  Laurene Powell Jobs also made the list this year for her work on immigration reform. Since her husband's passing, it is estimated that Mrs Powell-Jobs is worth $11billion. And for starting the Beats electronics company, rapper turned producer Dr Dre came in at number six with his partner Jimmy Iovine. Scroll down for the full list . Power couple: Jay Z and wife Beyonce share the number one spot after a busy year of album releases, sold out tours and HBO documentaries . New faces: Rapper-turned-producer Dr Dre, left, entered the list this year for starting Beats headphones. J. Crew Creative Director Jenna Lyons, right, was also added to the list for injecting new life into the preppy clothes company . Here to stay: Michael Bloomberg may be leaving his office as mayor of New York City, but he still maintained a high place on the list as the public wonders what he'll do next . Of course there were a lot of old faces on the list, like New York Times editor Jill Abramson and film producers the Weinstein brothers . Jon Feltheimer, the head of Lionsgate, was knocked up to number 20 for his work acquiring three teen movie franchises: The Hunger Games, Ender's Game and Divergent. The TV production side of his business has been booming as well with hits like Mad Men, Nashville and Orange is the New Black. Most of the returning influencers only moved up and down a few rankings. The next generation: Filmmaker JJ Abrams recently nabbed the honor of getting to direct a Star Wars reboot. He ranked number 13 on the list . In charge: Jon Feltheimer, left, and Jill Abramson, right, both moved up on the list for their leadership of Lionsgate and the New York Times, respectively . Activist: Steve Jobs' widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, was on the list for the first time this year for her activism on immigration reform . Exceptions include Tim Armstrong and Arianna Huffington at AOL who fell 13 spots to the anchor position of number 25. Robert Thomson rose six spots for his recent promotion to Chief Executive of Rupert Murdoch's new News Corp, after working since 2008 as the managing editor of the Wall Street Journal. 1. Jay Z & Beyonce, musicians2. Michael Bloomberg, New York City mayor3. Brian Roberts & Steve Burke, Comcast4. Bob Iger, The Walt Disney Company5. Rupert Murdoch, 21st Century Fox6. Jimmy Iovine & Dr Dre, Beats Electronics7. David Zaslav, Discovery Communications8. Jill Abramson, editor of The New York Times 9. Jenna Lyons, J. Crew creative director10. Harvey & Bob Weinstein, The Weinstein Company11. Jon Stewart & Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central12. Robert Thomson, News Corp13. JJ Abrams, Filmmaker14. Lionel Barber, Financial Times15. Matt Drudge, Drudge Report 16. Michael Kors, Michael Kors Holdings17. Len Blavatnik, Access Industries 18. Laurene Powell Jobs, Emerson Collective19. Tory Burch, designer20. Jon Feltheimer, Lionsgate21. Peter Chernin, The Chernin Group 22. Trey Parker & Matt Stone, Important Studios23. Mike Allen, Politico 24. Ben Affleck, actor and director25. Tim Armstrong & Ariana Huffington, AOL .
News makers: Vanity Fair magazine released it's additions to the list include J. Crew's creative director JJ Abrams. Steve Jobs' widow  Laurene couple: Jay Z and wife Beyonce share the number Crew Creative Director Jenna Lyons, right, was widow, Laurene Powell Jobs, was on the list for Armstrong and Arianna Huffington at AOL who fell 13 spots to the anchor position of number 25.