Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow is an American actress who came to spotlight after her performance in the Disney XD sitcom 'Pair of Kings'. In her beginnings, she has appeared in numerous films and television shows. The first time she was exposed to acting were in plays performed by community theatres. At the age 13 she got her first television role. She cut her last name, "Chow", in 2017, in an attempt to reduce for the Hollywood stereotypes of the business. The media criticized her apparent denial of Chinese roots. An undergraduate student studying human rights at Columbia University she is widely well-known in Hollywood because of her diverse and distinct characters. According to reports, she is one of Hollywood's promising young actresses.

Barbara Eden remains one of the longest-running and most well-known actors. "I Dream of Jeannie, an NBC television show that debuted in 1965, quickly became an instant success. The five-season (139 episodes) the network TV series was broadcast via cable in syndication and throughout the United States for more than forty years. Crown Archetype (a division of Random House) published Barbara's autobiography JEANNIE that was ranked 14th on the New York Times bestseller list. HarperCollins Inc. has also included it in the Australia's Best Seller List. Eden's life is chronicled in her autobiography, which is more than 50 years old. Barbara, one of the biggest stars in Hollywood has filmed her lead part for Always and Forever. The film aired on the Hallmark Channel multiple times in 2009. In her role as host, Barbara was on the road to promote Ballroom with a Twist the groundbreaking series that rotates celebrity DJs and dancers. Barbara has recently been a guest star in George Lopez's Army Wives TV Show, was a participant in Sabrina The Teenage Witch's upcoming national tour and in Neil Simon's female adaptation of The Odd Couple. Barbara performed in The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during the year 2012, in the production Social Security. The play ran for a few weeks at Jacksonville Florida.