Luna Blaise and Kathie Lee Gifford

Luna Blaise was an American actor, who became famous for her role in the television show Fresh Off the Boat. The acting profession was always her passion throughout her life. She began her acting career as a model, and playing minor roles. Following that, she started receiving offers for recurring roles within television series. Alongside her TV work, she also appeared in numerous music videos. The Young Artist Award was given to her in the category of Recurring Young Actresses' (14-21) because of the excellence the work she did. Some of the projects where she has been involved is the film Vicious Circle as well as the art-film Memoria, the TV show Fresh Off the Boat, as well as the Sweatshirt Music video. She's also very well-known on social networks, where she's averaging 1.4m Instagram followers and over 127.2k Twitter fans.

Kathie Lee Gifford, along with Hoda KOTB, was hosting the 4th TODAY hour from 2008 until 5th of April 2019. Entertainment Weekly called the Gifford-Kotb Hour as a TV appointment as well as USA Today named TODAY Happy Hour. Gifford wrote TODAY the musical in 2014. The show featured actors, hosts and crew on the program. She also wrote the monthly theme song in support of Everyone Has a Story. She was inducted to the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame in the year 2015. Gifford was the host of Live with Regis & Kathie in which she won eleven Emmys. In addition, she worked as an anchor on Good Morning America. A playwright producer singer songwriter as well as actress Gifford has appeared in a variety of film and TV shows during her 40-year career. Her own label of record is owned by her and she has composed a variety of musicals. The Broadway musical SCANDALOUS was one such example. It was awarded the Tony Award for Best Actress nomination in 2012. Gifford also starred in Broadway in Putting it Together and Annie. Gifford's 4 NY Times Bestselling Books include Just when I thought that I'd dropped my last egg I can't believe that I told you that the Rock The Road, and The Rabbi. Gifford also co-wrote her best-selling novel for children, Party Animals. She recently co-written and recorded He Saw Jesus Jesus' Name and I Love You to Death. GIFFT began its journey in Monterey CA with Scheid Family Vineyards. She first made an appearance as a director in the short film THE GOD WHO SEEKS which starred Nicole C. Mullen. The film's duo wrote the score together. Gifford is a supporter of many organizations for children, such as Childhelp as well as the Association to Benefit Children. Cassidy's Place and Cody House have been named after her daughters. In her capacity as a human rights activist, she was awarded an honorary diploma from Marymount University in recognition of her work on labor relations.