Power Couples by BruceM

She is Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent for NBC News and has an eponymous midday show on MSNBC.

He chaired the Federal Reserve Board from 1987 to 2006.

She was born in Havana and became MTV's first Latina veejay in the U.S. This Revlon spokesperson co-hosted America's Funniest Home Videos with John Fugelsang in the late 1990s.

He had three #1 hits from 1988-89: "Hold On to the Nights," "Satisfied," and "Right Here Waiting." He also reached the top three with "Don't Mean Nothing," "Endless Summer Nights," and "Should've Known Better."

She spearheaded MTV's "Choose or Lose" campaign, interviewing presidential candidates in 1992 and 1996. Exhibitions in her second career as a photographer include Running and Fantasy Life (the latter featuring members of the Oakland Athletics' 2002 draft class).

He wrote about bond sales in Liar's Poker and the 2002 Oakland Athletics in Moneyball.

She has been the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover model three times, starting in 2012. The 100th anniversary cover of Vanity Fair featured a photo of her (holding a small cake) by Annie Leibovitz.

He struck out 427 batters in 335 2/3 innings for Old Dominion before the Detroit Tigers made him the second pick (behind Matt Bush) in the 2004 MLB draft.

He played Scooter, Lily's high school boyfriend, in a story line of How I Met Your Mother. His forthcoming cookbook will include recipes from his 2016 Food Network special, Life's A Party With [BLANK].

He played himself in Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, the title role on Doogie Howser, M.D., and Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother.

She played Veronica Palmer (the title character's boss) on Better Off Ted, in addition to her roles on Scandal and Arrested Development.

She played the title character of an ABC sitcom known in its first season as These Friends of Mine. Forty-two million people watched "The Puppy Episode," a ground-breaking April 1997 episode of her namesake sitcom. She later became a wildly successful talk show host.