Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow has been an American actor for more than a decade. Her fame was first spotted through her portrayal in the role of an Disney XD actor in the sitcom "Pair of Kings". The actress has been in many of movies and TV shows over her professional career. Additionally, she's interested in theater from an early stage of her life. The first time she was involved in acting, it was through community theatre productions. Her first appearance on TV was when she was 13 years old. In 2017, Chow removed her last name in protest of Hollywood's stereotyping. The actress was criticised for decrying her Chinese ethnicity by the media. A human rights student in Columbia University she is widely popular in Hollywood due to her many and distinctive role. According to some, she's one of the most promising performers.

Barbara Eden has been one of the nation's most loved and enduring actors. I Dream of Jeannie NBC Television began its run in 1964, quickly became the biggest success. The five-season (139 episodes) the network TV series was broadcast on cable in syndication and throughout the United States for more than forty years. Crown Archetype a division of Random House has recently published Barbara's memoir JEANNIE AWAY FROM THE BOTTLE, which debuted at number 14 on the New York Times Best Seller List. HarperCollins Inc. published it in Australia which is where the book appears on the Best Seller List. Eden's intriguing life story and Hollywood career spans 50 years. Her autobiography reveals her varied and interesting life. Barbara Eden, who is among the biggest stars in Hollywood was the subject of a film that she filmed in her in the role of Always and Forever. The film aired on the Hallmark Channel multiple times in 2009. Barbara was host of Ballroom with a Twist the brand new show that is a fusion of celebrities as emcees and dancers that take on roles between Dancing with the Stars. Barbara played a role in the the Lifetime's Army Wives TV Series, as a guest on ABC's George Lopez and played a regular role on Sabrina The Teenage Witch. Barbara played the role of Neil Simon's adaptation of The Odd Couple for women as well as on stage with Hal Linden in Love Letters. Barbara played in Social Security at The New Theatre Kansas City Missouri, that ran for the full period of a month Jacksonville Florida during summer 2014.