What a difference a year makes.

In 2006, Angela F. Braly was not on the list of the Wall Street Journal’s 50 Women to Watch. This year, she’s number one.

The president and CEO of health insurance giant WellPoint Inc., Braly finished higher than better-known business leaders.

The first family of Dallas is not named Perot, or Cuban, or Jones or Hicks.

And it won’t be Bush when the president leaves the White House in 2009 and returns to Big D.

The first family of Dallas is Hunt.

It has been ever since Haroldson Lafayette Hunt moved his oil company to the city in the 1930s so he could be closer to his banker and good train service.

It’s even truer today because of Ray Hunt, the most powerful Hunt - and there have been a lot of them - since old H.L. While H.L. was always trying to find a U.S. president who would listen to him, his son has found one in George Bush.

David Beckham and wife, Victoria - former Spice Girl Posh Spice, move to ZIP code 90210 this week, as Beckham joins the Galaxy.

The Los Angeles Times reports that Beckham will be able to party as hard in California as he has in Europe. With endorsement deals with Adidas, PepsiCo and Gillette, the world’s richest soccer star made an estimated $33 million last year. His new contract could be worth as much as $250 million in salary and endorsements.

The Beckham home in Beverly Hills, dubbed Beckingham Palace West, is a $22-million, 13,000-square-foot mansion near friends Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.