Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow became famous for her role in the Disney XD show Pair of Kings. She has acted in several productions and films throughout her professional career and has been interested in theatre from a very young age. The community theater was where she got her very first acting experiences. When she was 13years old, her first acting TV role came up. She cut her last name, "Chow", in 2017, in an attempt to reduce the Hollywood stereotypes of the business. People criticized her for refusing to admit her identity as Chinese. As a student of human rights studying at Columbia University she is widely well-known in Hollywood for her different and distinctive role. Also, it is reported that she's a young and promising actress within the Hollywood industry.

Barbara Eden, one of America's most beloved and enduring celebrities. The 1965 launch of her I Dream of Jeannie NBC Television show was a roaring big success. The series was broadcast continuously throughout the United States and abroad for over 40 years. The series ran for five seasons with 139 episodes. Crown Archetype a division of Random House has recently published Barbara's memoir JEANNIE OUT OF THE BOTTLE it debuted at the number fourteen on the New York Times Best Seller List. HarperCollins Inc., a part of Random House, published Barbara's memoir JEANNIE OUT OF THE BOTTLE on Australia's Best Seller List. Eden's autobiography chronicles her colorful life as well as her impressive Hollywood career that spans over 50 years. One of Hollywood's most busy actresses Barbara filmed a starring role in Always and Forever a movie for the Hallmark Channel which aired multiple times during the year 2009. On the road she hosted the productions of Ballroom with a Twist the innovative new series that consists of rotating celebrity emcees and dancers who are from Dancing with the Stars. Barbara has also appeared in the Lifetime Army Wives TV show. Barbara was a guest on ABC's George Lopez, enacted in Sabrina The Teenage Witch, performed across the United States as a female character in Neil Simon's version of The Odd Couple. Barbara appeared in The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during the year 2012, in the production Social Security. The play had a run of a few days in Jacksonville Florida.