Media Power Couples: Who's The Ultimate Media Duo? (PHOTOS)

If any industry can be considered incestuous, it's the media. Power couples populate the industry, from TV anchors to executives and even the newspaper/magazine world. In honor of Valentine's Day, check out some of the media's most powerful duos, and vote for your favorite.

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• Lawrence O'Donnell & Tamron Hall

  Page 6 recently reported that MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell and Tamron Hall are kindling a relationship. They have been dating "for months," according to the <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/02/lawrence-odonnell-tamron-hall-msnbc-anchors-dating_n_1249456.html" target="_hplink">New York Post</a>, and have been spotted "canoodling at downtown haunts."

• Ezra Klein & Annie Lowrey

  Ezra Klein, a columnist for the Washington Post and Bloomberg and MSNBC contributor, is married to Annie Lowrey, an economic policy reporter for the New York Times. Klein <a href="http://voices.washingtonpost.com/ezra-klein/2010/11/reconciliation_--_and_more.html" target="_hplink">happily announced their engagement</a> in the Post after successfully proposing in 2010.

• Don Lemon & Ben Tinker

  CNN host Don Lemon is in a relationship with Ben Tinker, a senior producer at the network. The two have been together for four years as of<a href="http://blogs.phillymag.com/the_philly_post/2011/08/30/don-lemon-spends-weekend-philly/" target="_hplink"> August 2011</a>.

• Jay Carney & Claire Shipman

  He's the White House press secretary, she's a senior correspondent for ABC News. Carney and Shipman met as reporters on an assignment in Moscow's Red Square. They are married, and have two children.

• Sally Quinn & Ben Bradlee

  One of Washington's preeminent power couples, he's the former executive editor of the Washington Post and she's an author/writer for the newspaper. Fun fact: they own the Grey Gardens home on Long Island.

• Tina Brown & Sir Harry Evans

  The editor of <em>Newsweek</em> and the former editor of the Sunday Times (London) have been married since 1981. A sign of how small the media elite power circle really is? They got married at...Sally Quinn & Ben Bradlee's Long Island home.

• Christiane Amanpour & Jamie Rubin

  ABC's "This Week" host and the former head of Bloomberg's opinion effort were married in 1998. But Rubin's stint in journalism was brief -- <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/27/james-rubin-leaves-bloomberg-view-opinion_n_984065.html" target="_hplink">he left Bloomberg</a> in September 2011.

• Steve Kroft & Jennet Conant

  The longtime "60 Minutes" correspondent is married to Jennet Conant, a writer whose work has appeared in Vanity Fair, Esquire, GQ, Newsweek, and The New York Times. They have one son.

• Meredith Vieira & Richard Cohen

  Meredith Vieira and husband Richard Cohen have been married since 1986. Cohen is a former senior producer at CNN and CBS News. Vieira left her post as co-host of "Today" last year to spend more time with him and their three children.

• Les Moonves & Julie Chen

  The CBS CEO and network "Talk" show co-host married in 2004. They welcomed baby Charlie in September 2009.

• John Roberts & Kyra Phillips

  Roberts & Phillips, who began dating quietly in December 2008, are engaged and have twins together. But they're also cable news rivals: Phillips hosts CNN daytime coverage, and Roberts left CNN for Fox News last year.

• Diane Sawyer & Mike Nichols

  ABC's "World News" anchor married the legendary film director/producer in 1998.

• John King & Dana Bash

  The "John King, USA" anchor and the network's congressional correspondent were married in 2008. He converted to Judaism to marry her.

• Al Roker & Deborah Roberts

  The "Today" show weatherman and longtime ABC News journalist were married in 1995 and have two children together.

• Mika Brzezinski & Jim Hoffer

  The co-host of "Morning Joe" is married to Jim Hoffer, a reporter for WABC in New York. The two met working at WTIC-TV, a local Connecticut news affiliate, and got married in 1993. They have two daughters.

• George Stephanopoulos & Ali Wentworth

  The "GMA" anchor and his "Head Case" comedienne wife married in 2001. In the last year, they've re-located their family to New York from DC.

• James Carville & Mary Matalin

  She worked on George H. W. Bush's 1992 reelection campaign, and he famously manned the "war room" and helped lead Bill Clinton to a surprise victory. A year later, Washington's odd couple was married.

• Juju Chang & Neal Shapiro

  She's the new news anchor on "Good Morning America;" he's the former head of NBC News and now runs WNET, New York's PBS affiliate. They were married in 1995 and have three sons.

• Lesley Stahl & Aaron Latham

  "60 Minutes" correspondent Leslie Stahl and author Aaron Latham have been married since 1977. The pair have a daughter.

• Al Hunt & Judy Woodruff

  Two more DC insiders, he's the executive editor of Bloomberg News' Washington bureau and she's a news anchor on PBS' Newshour.

• Chris Cuomo & Cristina Greeven Cuomo

  ABC's "20/20" co-anchor is married to the editor-in-chief of Plum Hamptons magazine. They recently welcomed their third child, a daughter, Carolina.