Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow, an American actress rose to fame following her role on her role in the Disney XD comedy 'Pair of Kings.' In her beginnings her appearances have been in a number of movies as well as television programs. The first opportunities she had to act included plays staged by local theatres. When she was 13 years old, she landed her very first role on TV. Her last name was changed to, "Chow", in 2017 in order to blame on the Hollywood stereotypes of the media. The media reported that she faced criticism for the criticism she made of her Chinese heritage. Being an Columbia University human rights student, she has become an Hollywood popular choice for her distinct and diverse roles. They also say she may be among the most promising actresses in the Hollywood business.

Barbara Eden has been one of America's most beloved and enduring actors. I Dream of Jeannie, an NBC television show that debuted in 1965, was an instant sensation. The series lasted five seasons (139 episodes) and has been airing regularly on cable as well as 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. The series debuted at number 14 on the New York Times' Best Seller List. HarperCollins Inc. also published the Australian Best Seller List. Eden's colourful life and her extraordinary Hollywood career are chronicled by the autobiography. One of the most popular actresses in Hollywood. Barbara was the star of a film in Always and Forever a movie on the Hallmark Channel which aired multiple times during 2009. As a host, Barbara traveled the country to help promote Ballroom with a Twist the revolutionary series that features celebrity emcees with dancers. Barbara has also appeared recently in a recurring role in the Lifetime's Army Wives TV series guest-starred in ABC's George Lopez enacted a recurring role on Sabrina: The Teenage Witch performed across the country in Neil Simon's female version of The Odd Couple and starred on stage alongside Hal Linden and separately with Larry Hagman in Love Letters which was a tour in the major cities throughout The United States. Barbara was a part of Social Security at The New Theatre Kansas City Missouri, which ran for a full one month Jacksonville Florida during summer 2014.