Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow is an American actress, who came into the prominence after her appearance on the Disney XD sitcom 'Pair of Kings'. From her very beginning, she has appeared in several films and television shows. It was at the community theatre that she got her very first acting encounter. At the age of 13, her first acting role in television came about. In the year 2017, Chow took off her last names and accused Hollywood of stereotyping. By criticizing her Chinese ethnicity, the media targeted her. The Columbia University Human Rights student is famous in Hollywood because of her diverse and unique role. The Hollywood industry considers her a talented actress.

Barbara Eden remains one of the longest-running and most well-known actors. Her I Dream of Jeannie NBC Television series launched in 1965 quickly became a hit. The five-season (139 episodes) network series has been airing on cable in the United States, and internationally for the past forty years. Crown Archetype, a Random House division, published Barbara's memoir "JEANNIE FROM THE BOTTLE" which ranked at number 14 on the New York Times Bestseller List. The book is also included on the Australian Best Seller List published there by HarperCollins Inc. Eden's story is narrated in her autobiography, which is more than 50 years old. One of Hollywood's most busy actresses Barbara was the star of a film for herself in Always and Forever a movie produced by the Hallmark Channel which aired multiple times throughout the 2009. In addition, she has been the host of Ballroom with a Twist the groundbreaking new show which features stars who rotate as emcees, or dancing contestants on Dancing with the Stars. Barbara was recently a guest on ABC's George Lopez's Army Wives TV Show, took part as a character in Sabrina the Teenage Witch's upcoming national tour as well as in Neil Simon's gender-neutral rendition of The Odd Couple. Barbara appeared in The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri throughout 2012 for the play Social Security. The play ran for just a couple of weeks at Jacksonville Florida.