Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow became famous for her role in the Disney XD show Pair of Kings. Her professional career has seen her act in many movies and TV shows. She was interested by theatre since the age of a child. In the local theater, she began her first acting experiences. Her first television appearance was at age 13. In the year 2017, Chow removed her last name in protest of Hollywood's stereotyping. The media criticized her for not confirming the fact that she was Chinese. Being she is a Columbia University human rights student She has been one of the Hollywood fan favorite due to her distinctive and varied characters. According to some, she is also among Hollywood's most exciting performers.

Barbara Eden remains one of the longest-running and most well-known stars. The I Dream of Jeannie the NBC TV show which debuted in 1965, became an instant sensation. The show aired on a continuous basis in America and overseas for more than forty years. The series ran for five seasons with 139 episodes. Crown Archetype which is a part of Random House published Barbara's memoir JEANIE OUT THE BOTTLE debuting at 14 on New York Times Best Seller List. HarperCollins Inc. has also added it to the Australian Best Seller List. Eden's colourful life and her impressive Hollywood career are outlined in the autobiography. Barbara Eden, who is among Hollywood's most busy actresses, filmed her starring part for Always and Forever. The film aired on the Hallmark Channel multiple times in 2009. While on the road, she hosted the productions of Ballroom with a Twist the new groundbreaking show that stars rotating celebrity emcees and dancers from Dancing with the Stars. Barbara was also a character in Lifetime's Army Wives TV show. She guest-starred ABC's George Lopez, enacted in Sabrina The Teenage Witch, toured the country as a female character in Neil Simon's version of The Odd Couple. Barbara was a performer at The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during the year 2012, in the production Social Security. The play had a run of a few days in Jacksonville Florida.