Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow, an American actress, gained fame following her role on the Disney XD comedy 'Pair of Kings.' The actress has appeared in numerous films and television shows during her career. She has been a fan of theatre since a very young age. Her initial experiences in acting came from plays that were staged by community theatres. Her first role on television was when she was 13 years old. Her name was changed, "Chow", in 2017 to put the blame on the Hollywood stereotypes of the industry. The media criticized her denial of Chinese ethnicity. Being a Columbia University human rights student her name has grown into a Hollywood favorite for her unique and varied role. It is said that she could be one of the promising actors of the Hollywood business.

Barbara Eden is one of the most beloved and lasting stars. In 1965 her I Dream of Jeannie NBC Television series became an instant popular hit. The network show was aired regularly in the United States, and internationally for more than forty years. It lasted for five seasons and the show ran for 139 hours. Crown Archetype is a Random House subsidiary, which has released Barbara's memoir The book JEANNIE IN THE BOOTTLE. The series debuted at the 14th most popular book on The New York Times' Best Seller List. The book is also included on the Australian Best Seller List published there by HarperCollins Inc. The autobiography chronicle's Eden's colorful life as well as her remarkable Hollywood career which spans over fifty years. Barbara was one of Hollywood's most busy actresses, was the subject of a film for her lead role in Always and Forever. The film aired on Hallmark Channel multiple times in the year 2009. She also hosted Ballroom with a Twist, the groundbreaking new show featuring famous emcees and dancers that alternate between Dancing with the Stars. Barbara has also appeared in Lifetime's Army Wives TV show. The show's guest star, ABC's George Lopez, enacted in Sabrina The Teenage Witch, and toured across the nation in Neil Simon's female version The Odd Couple. Barbara played in The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during the year 2012, in the production Social Security. The play ran for several months in Jacksonville Florida.