Luna Blaise and Kathie Lee Gifford

Luna Blaise, an American actress is best known for the popular television show Fresh Off the Boat. She's been awed by acting from a very young age. Her professional career started with small cameos on films and modeling agreements. After that, she was approached for recurring roles in tv shows. The actress has been featured in music videos as well as television shows within the context of her work. The award she received was the Young Artist Award for the category of recurring young actresses (14-21). She was a part of the film Vicious Circle, the art-film Memoria and the television show Fresh Off the Boat, as well as the Sweatshirt music video. Another avenue of social networking is the place that she is well-known. There are more than 1.4m people following her on Instagram plus 127.2k followers on Twitter.

Kathie Lee Gifford was the host of the fourth hour on TODAY, alongside Hoda Kotb, from 2008 to the 5th of April, 2019. Entertainment Weekly called the Gifford-Kotb Hour as appointment television and USA Today dubbed TODAY Happy Hour. Gifford created TODAY the musical in 2014. The musical featured the hosts, crew and stars on the program. The singer also composed the monthly theme song for Everyone Has a Story. In 2015, she was accepted into the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Prior to NBC News Gifford served as the co-host of Live with Regis and Kathie Lee for fifteen years. During that time, she was awarded 11 Emmy nominations. For three years, she was a Good Morning America correspondent. Gifford, a producer and singer-songwriter who has been an actress for 40 years, is also a playwright. Her own label is hers and has written several musicals such as Broadway's SCANDALOUS. The show was awarded an Tony Award to be the Best Actress 2012. Gifford also starred in Broadway in Putting it Together and Annie. Gifford authored the author of four NY Times bestselling books including Just when I thought I'd Dropped My Last Egg Believe I Said That The Rock The Road and the Rabbi as well as the much-loved children's story Party Animals. She co-wrote and recorded He Saw Jesus Jesus is His Name, and Love Me to Death. In Monterey in California, she announced the launch of her GIFFT wines with Scheid Family Vineyards. Most recently she had her first directorial experience with the film short THE GOD WHO SEE, which starred Nicole C. Mullen. Both of them co-wrote the music for the film. Gifford supports a number of organisations for children, including Childhelp and the Association to Benefit Children which created Cassidy's place and Cody House named for her two children. Her charitable efforts in the field of labour relations have earned her a honorary doctorate at Marymount University.