Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow, an American actress, gained fame due to her performance in her role in the Disney XD comedy 'Pair of Kings.' The actress has appeared in numerous productions and films throughout her career, and was a theatre enthusiast since a young stage. The community theater was where she began her first acting experience. She landed her first television role at the age of 13. At the age of 13, she took out her surname of the past, 'Chow', blaming stereotypes in the Hollywood business. Media criticized her for denying her identity as Chinese. An undergraduate student studying human rights at Columbia University she is widely well-known in Hollywood for her different and distinct role. The Hollywood industry considers her a potential actress.

Barbara Eden ranks among America's most charming and long-lasting actors. I Dream of Jeannie the NBC TV show which debuted in 1965, quickly became an instant sensation. The five-season (139 episodes) was a network television show that was broadcast via cable as a syndication show, and also in across the United States for more than forty years. Crown Archetype is a Random House subsidiary which published Barbara's memoir, JEANNIE IN THE BOTTLE. It debuted as number 14 on The New York Times' Best Seller List. HarperCollins Inc. has also placed it on the Australian Best Seller List. The autobiography of Eden traces her vibrant life and her remarkable Hollywood career that spanned more than fifty years. One of the most popular actresses in Hollywood. Barbara recorded a major role in Always and Forever a movie on the Hallmark Channel which aired multiple times during 2009. She also hosted Ballroom with a Twist the revolutionary new show that features rotating celebrities as emcees or dancing contestants on Dancing with the Stars. Barbara is also a regular 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 part on Sabrina: The Teenage Witch was a national tour as Neil Simon's female adaptation in The Odd Couple and starred in the stage with Hal Linden and separately with Larry Hagman in Love Letters that toured large cities across America. United States. Barbara was a performer at The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during 2012 in the play Social Security. The play ran for several days and was staged in Jacksonville Florida.