Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow became famous after appearing in Disney XD's sitcom Pair of Kings. She's appeared in a variety of movies and shows throughout her career, and was a theatre enthusiast since a young stage. Her first experiences with acting included plays staged by community theatres. When she was 13, her first acting role in television came about. In the year 2017, Chow cut off her last names, accusing Hollywood of being stereotypical. In the media, she received a lot of criticism over her stance on her Chinese ethnicity. A human rights student at Columbia University she is widely loved in Hollywood due to her many and distinctive role. Also, it is reported that she is a young and rising actress in the Hollywood industry.

Barbara Eden, one of America's best-loved and most enduring famous personalities. "I Dream of Jeannie, a NBC Television program launched in 1965, became an instant success. The network series ran for the duration of five seasons (139 episodes) and has been airing constantly on cable and in syndication in the United States and abroad for over forty years. Crown Archetype is a Random House subsidiary that has published Barbara's memoir, JEANNIE IN THE BOTTLE. It was ranked number 14 on The New York Times' Best Seller List. The memoir is also featured on Australia's Best Seller List published there by HarperCollins Inc. The autobiography of Eden traces her vibrant life as well as her impressive Hollywood career that spanned over fifty years. One of Hollywood's busiest actresses Barbara recorded a major role on Always and Forever a movie on the Hallmark Channel which aired multiple times during the year 2009. Additionally, she presented Ballroom with a Twist the groundbreaking new show which features stars who rotate as emcees, or dancers on Dancing with the Stars. Barbara was also recently seen in a recurring role in Lifetime's Army Wives TV series guest-starred on ABC's George Lopez enacted a recurring part on Sabrina: The Teenage Witch was a national tour as a female character in Neil Simon's version from The Odd Couple and starred on stage alongside Hal Linden and separately with Larry Hagman in Love Letters which toured in major cities in The United States. Barbara performed at The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during the year 2012, in the production Social Security. The play had a run of a few weeks and was staged in Jacksonville Florida.