How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

Even though Daniel Radcliffe is leaving behind the friends he made at Hogwart's through a decade as Harry Potter, as revealed on 'Late Show' (Weeknights, 11:35PM ET on CBS), he's found a new brotherhood, and he gets to sing with them.

Radcliffe has been cast in the Broadway revival of 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.' And to whet our appetites, he brought along some members of the cast and performed one of the production pieces for David Letterman's audience.

One thing we couldn't help noticing was that Radcliffe was noticeably smaller than all of the other guys in the 'Brotherhood of Man.' In a way, though, that height differential worked in his favor, as it made him stand out even more than his crazy suit. He looked like a boy addressing the men around him.

Lately, Don Draper has not been coming off as a very nice guy on Mad Men. In fact, he's been a complete jerk. However, if there's one thing positive about the tall, dark and handsome ad man, he's a great dresser. Jon Hamm looks amazing in Don Draper's suits. Well, now so can you. Brooks Brothers is selling the Mad Men Edition suit for a mere $998. (Hey, that's not a grand, unless you count tax).

Don't dawdle, though. There's only 250 suits in the limited edition run. The look is inspired by the Mad Men 1960's Madison Avenue style, which could also be the How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying look from the Broadway show or The Dick Van Dyke Show look, depending on your favorite reference point from the '60s.