Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow became famous for her role in the Disney XD sitcom Pair of Kings. She's appeared in a variety of productions and films throughout her professional career and is a fan of theatre at a very early stage. It was at the community theatre that she got her very first acting experience. Her first TV role at the age of 13. She removed her surname "Chow" in 2017, and blamed Hollywood stereotypes. The actress was criticised for decrying her Chinese origins by media. The Columbia University Human Rights student is well-known in Hollywood because of her diverse and original roles. Also, it is reported that she's a young and rising actress in the Hollywood industry.

Barbara Eden is one of America's most appealing and long-lasting actors. In 1965, her I Dream of Jeannie NBC Television Series became an immediate popular hit. The series was broadcast continuously in America and overseas for more than forty years. The series ran for five seasons with 139 episodes. Crown Archetype (a division of Random House) published Barbara's autobiography JEANNIE, which was ranked 14th on New York Times bestseller list. HarperCollins Inc. published it in Australia, where the book appears on their Best Seller List. The autobiography recounts the story of Eden's colourful life and remarkable Hollywood career which spans over 50 years. One of Hollywood's busiest actresses Barbara recorded a major role in Always and Forever a movie on the Hallmark Channel which aired multiple times during the year 2009. In her role as host, Barbara went on tour across the nation to promote Ballroom with a Twist the innovative series which rotates famous hosts with dancers. Barbara appeared on Lifetime Army Wives TV, was in ABC George Lopez as Sabrina the Teenage Witch, and appeared in Neil Simon's Female Version of The Odd Couple. Barbara appeared in Love Letters Touring in Major Cities across America. Barbara was on stage in Kansas City Missouri at The New Theatre during the year 2012. The show Social Security ran for one month at Jacksonville Florida.