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 a Disney XD actor in the sitcom "Pair of Kings". She has acted in several productions and films throughout her professional career. She was a theatre enthusiast since a young stage. The first opportunities she had to act was in shows performed by community theatres. She landed her first television role at the age of thirteen. In the year 2017, Chow removed her last name, claiming Hollywood of being stereotypical. Her comments were criticized as demeaning her Chinese origins by media. As a student of human rights in Columbia University she is widely well-known in Hollywood because of her diverse and distinctive roles. According to the reports that she's one of the promising actors in Hollywood.

Barbara Eden, one of the most loved and beloved American stars. The I Dream of Jeannie a NBC Television program launched in 1965, was an instant sensation. The series was broadcast continuously throughout the 40 years it ran on cable and satellite throughout the United States. Crown Archetype a division of Random House has recently published Barbara's memoir JEANNIE'S OUT OF THE BOTTLE which debuted at number 14 on the New York Times Best Seller List. HarperCollins Inc. published it in Australia, where the book appears on their Best Seller List. The autobiography by Eden chronicles her fascinating life and her remarkable Hollywood career that spans more than fifty years. One of Hollywood's busiest actresses Barbara recorded a major role for herself in Always and Forever a movie for the Hallmark Channel which aired multiple times during the year 2009. Additionally, she presented Ballroom with a Twist the groundbreaking new show which features rotating celebrities as emcees or dancing contestants on Dancing with the Stars. Barbara has also appeared recently in a role that she reprises regularly on the Lifetime's Army Wives TV series guest-starred in ABC's George Lopez enacted a recurring role in Sabrina: The Teenage Witch was a national tour as Neil Simon's female adaptation of The Odd Couple and starred in the stage with Hal Linden and separately with Larry Hagman in Love Letters that toured major cities throughout the United States. Barbara appeared in Social Security at The New Theatre Kansas City Missouri, which ran for a full one month Jacksonville Florida during summer 2014.