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Lady Gaga, Doug in VF list

FAME MONSTERS: Just as Alabama, Ohio State and Boise State are the three highest-ranked teams on every major preseason college football poll, Silicon Valley’s big three are at the top of Vanity Fair's 16th annual "New Establishment" list of the most influential people of the Information Age. Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg and Apple commander Steve Jobs are #1 and #2, respectively, with Google’s Eric Schmidt, Sergey Brin and Larry Page sharing the third spot. News Corp baron Rupert Murdoch and Amazon leader Jeff Bezos round out the Top 5. Lady Gaga, #23, has the distinction of being both the highest-ranked representative of the music business and the youngest individual on the list 23. Bono is #35 and Jay-Z is #58, while Doug Morris is awarded a special Hall of Fame mention. (9/1a)

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