Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow, an American actress rose to fame following her role in the Disney XD comedy 'Pair of Kings.' Through her professional career as an actress, she's been in numerous films and television series. The theatre has always been an interest for her since she was able to learn to read. She began acting in theatre shows for the community. In the teen years she was offered her first television role. She cut her last name, "Chow", in 2017, in an attempt to reduce on the Hollywood stereotyping business. Media outlets criticized her apparent denial of Chinese origins. The Columbia University Human Rights student is popular in Hollywood for her numerous and unique role. The Hollywood industry is also adamant about her a potential actor.

Barbara Eden remains one of America's longest-lasting and most popular actors. The I Dream of Jeannie, a NBC Television program launched in 1965, became an instant hit. The network series ran for 5 seasons (139 episodes) and has aired continuously on cable and in syndication across the United States and abroad for nearly 40 years. Crown Archetype is a Random House subsidiary that published Barbara's memoir JEANNIE IN THE BOTTLE. It was ranked number 14 on The New York Times' Best Seller List. HarperCollins Inc., a part of Random House has released Barbara's memoir JEANNIE of the Bottle on Australia's Best Seller List. Eden's colorful life as well as her extraordinary Hollywood career are documented in the autobiography. Barbara was one of Hollywood's active actors. She recorded the lead role in Always and Forever, which airs on Hallmark Channel several times throughout 2009. Barbara was host of Ballroom with a Twist the unique new series that features celebrities as emcees and dancers that rotate on Dancing with the Stars. Barbara is also a regular as a regular character on Lifetime's Army Wives TV series guest-starred in ABC's George Lopez enacted a recurring character in the show Sabrina: The Teenage Witch performed across the country as a female character in Neil Simon's version of The Odd Couple and starred in the stage with Hal Linden and separately with Larry Hagman in Love Letters which toured in large cities across America. United States. Barbara appeared on stage in Kansas City Missouri at The New Theatre during 2012. The show Social Security ran for one month at Jacksonville Florida.