Luna Blaise and Kathie Lee Gifford

Luna Blaise was an American actor, who became famous for her role in the show on television Fresh Off the Boat. As a child actress, Blaise was always passionate about the art. She started her acting career by taking on models and roles in cameos. After that, she began receiving offers for recurring roles in television shows. Alongside her TV work, she also appeared in several music videos. Her appearances have brought her the Young Artist Award in the Recurring Young Actress' (14 - 21) category. The projects she worked on includes the feature-length film Vicious Circleas well as the Art Film Memoriaand the tv program Fresh Off the Boat' and music videos for the songs Sweatshirtand Sweatshirt. Social media is yet another area where she's popular. She's got over 1.4m users on Instagram as well as 127.2k followers on Twitter.

Kathie Lee Gifford co-hosted the fourth hour alongside Hoda Kotb from 2008 until April 5, 2019. Entertainment Weekly had deemed the Gifford Kotb hour as scheduled TV and USA Today called TODAY's happy hour. Gifford wrote the TODAY The Musical for 2014 that was a show that featured the host and crew. Every month Gifford had composed a song for Everyone Has a Story. In addition, she was inducted into the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Prior to that, NBC News Gifford served as the co-host on Live with Regis and Kathie Lee for fifteen years, where she earned eleven Emmy nominations. She also worked as reporter for Good Morning America. Gifford's forty-year career included a wide range of movies, TV shows and as a singer/songwriter. She runs her own label, and has composed musicals like Broadway's SCANDALOUS and was nominated for the Tony Award in 2012 under Best Actress. Gifford played the lead role on Broadway on Broadway in Putting it Together as well as Annie. Gifford is the writer of 4 NY Times bestsellers, including the kids' books Party Animals and I Can't believe I've said it. In the past, she wrote He Saw Jesus Jesus Is His Name and the song Love Me to Death, and recorded the songs. In Monterey in California, she announced the launch of her GIFFT wine label together with Scheid Family Vineyards. Her most recent project as a director was the short movie THE GOD WHO SEES, which starred Nicole C. Mullen. They co-wrote all the music to the film. Gifford has donated to numerous charities helping children such as Childhelp, The Association to Benefit Children and Cassidy's Place. The two houses that were named after her two children were called Cassidy's Place and Cody House. As a humanitarian, she received an honorary degree by Marymount University in recognition of her efforts in labor relations.