Russell Simmons is the latest powerful man to be. The business mogul who co-founded Def Jam Recordings, produced the Def Jam comedy and poetry sets, brought us the unforgettable Baby Phat clothing line, and created the RushCard is one of the most recognizable figures in hip-hop. Just as legendary as his brands and businesses is the entrepreneur's personal evolution. The older you are, the more versions of Russell Simmons you’ve seen. He was a music producer to Run-D.M.C., the pioneering hip-hop group that included his brother Joseph (Reverend Run) Simmons in the ‘80s. He produced films and movies in the ‘90s, establishing himself as a jack of all trades in entertainment. The early 2000s saw him transform into the Jay-Z-esque business mogul with his clothing line and other ventures. In the second half of the new millennium, Simmons is known for morphing, once again, into a clean-eating vegan committed to spiritual enlightenment and holistic living — exactly what you would expect from someone who, as of 2011, had amassed a fortune of $350 million. And it is this version of Simmons that seems most at odds with the two sexual assault allegations levied against him this week.