Pics of Kelsey Chow and Barbara Eden

Kelsey Asbille Chow is an American actress, who came into the limelight after her role in Disney XD sitcom 'Pair of Kings'. From her earliest days she's been featured in a number of movies and television series. Her first acting experiences included plays staged by community theatres. Her first role on television was when she was 13 years old. At the age of 13, she cut out her last surname, 'Chow', blaming stereotypes in the Hollywood industry. The media criticized her for not confirming that she was Chinese. Since she is an Columbia University human rights student, she has become an Hollywood favorite for her unique and diverse characters. According to reports that she's one of the most promising actresses in Hollywood.

Barbara Eden is one of America's most beloved and long-lasting stars. The 1965 launch of her I Dream of Jeannie NBC Television show was an immediate successful success. The five-season (139 episodes) television series was broadcast continuously by cable in America and abroad for more than 40 years. Crown Archetype is a Random House subsidiary that has published Barbara's memoir called JEANNIE IN A BOTTLE. It came out as the 14th most popular book on The New York Times' Best Seller List. The memoir is also featured on Australia's Best Seller List published there by HarperCollins Inc. This autobiography chronicles Eden's vibrant life as well as her remarkable Hollywood career that spans nearly 50 years. Barbara is one of Hollywood's most busy actresses, was the subject of a film for her lead role in Always and Forever. The film aired on Hallmark Channel multiple times in 2009. She hosted Ballroom with a Twist, the brand new, groundbreaking series featuring the best-known dancers and emcees, who perform on Dancing with the Stars. Barbara also played a role in Lifetime's Army Wives TV show. She was the guest of ABC's George Lopez, enacted in Sabrina The Teenage Witch, performed across the United States in Neil Simon's version of The Odd Couple. Barbara performed at The New Theatre, Kansas City Missouri during the year 2012, in the play Social Security. The play had a run of three months at Jacksonville Florida.