More than 1 million readers of men's lifestyle websitewith the British soccer star David Beckham scored top place in the broadlist.
Beckham was followed in the No. 2 position by actor Matt Damon,music producer Timbaland.
The list was characterized by a broad group in both occupation and age, andAskMen.com editor-in-chief James Bassil said the main factor uniting them seemeda willingness to go further in life than simply fulfilling careergoals.
Make the most media play, and they all have secondary pursuits that areBeckham, whose wife Victoria is a member of the Spice Girls popgroup, sees his name in tabloid headlines, but amid the media frenzyaround him, the sports star seems to stay sober with a good sense ofhumor, Bassil said.
Likewise, Damon scored a smash box office hit with the recentyet he is active in charities, such as raising money for the victims of the genocideIn Darfur.
Others listed on the Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs,53, number 7, and Richard Branson, 57, who is an adventurer out of running hisVirgin airline companies, music and numerous other companies. He was number20.
Britain Prince Harry made the list at number 23, but PrinceWilliam was not true in sight.
Bassil said the young prince was appreciated by the readershis willingness earlier this year to serve with the British army in southernIraq.
Rounding the top five were tennis star Roger Federer on song4, followed by singer / actor / clothing designer Justin Timberlake. Top 10were actors Daniel Craig, George Clooney and Christian Bale and race car driverLewis Hamilton.
A complete list is posted at AskMen.com (www.askmen.com), whichhas more than 8 million monthly readers.
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