Mitt Romney may be the Mormon most frequently seen in the media lately, but a new photo gallery from USA Today highlights an additional 10 Latter-day Saints that have spent time in the recent spotlight.
The famous faces range from politicians to performers and athlete to author, all of which have been well known at one time or another.
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