Luna Blaise and Kathie Lee Gifford

Luna Blaise has been an American actress for over a decade. Her work is famous in the tv program Fresh Off the Boat. As a kid she was passionate about her craft. Her acting career through modeling jobs and cameo roles. After that, she began getting requests for roles that would be recurring on television programs. The work she has done includes appearances in music videos of various kinds. It was for her performance which she received the Young Artist Award under the Recurring Young Actress category (14 up to 21). She was a part of the feature film Vicious Circle as well as the art-film Memoria and the television show Fresh Off the Boat, as well as the Sweatshirt music video. She is also popular on social media with over 1.4 million users on Instagram as well as 127.2k fans on Twitter.

Kathie Lee Gifford was the co-host of the fourth hour of TODAY alongside Hoda Kotb, from 2008 to the 5th of April, 2019. Entertainment Weekly called the Gifford-Kotb Hour an appointment on TV, and USA Today named TODAY Happy Hour. Gifford penned TODAY The Musical, which included all of the actors and crew on the program. Each month Gifford would write a new song to be played in the show's segment Everyone Has a Story. She was a member of the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame in 2015. Before that, NBC News Gifford served as the co-host of Live with Regis and Kathie Lee for 15 years where she earned 11 Emmy nominations. The three years she spent as a Good Morning America journalist was later followed by her work as a playwright producer and singer songwriter. Gifford was also a producer, writer as well as an actress and producer. She runs her own record company and has written musicals like the Broadway musical SCANDALOUS that was nominated for a Tony Award in 2012 under Best Actress. Gifford starred in Broadway on Broadway as Annie, Putting it Together. Gifford composed the lyrics to four NY Times Bestsellers including: Just When I Thought That I Dropped My Final Egg, Can't Believe I Did This Rock The Road The Rabbi and Party Animals. In the past, she wrote He Saw Jesus Jesus Is His Name, as well as Love Me To Death and recorded them. In Monterey in California, she announced the launch of her GIFFT wine line in partnership with Scheid Family Vineyards. Recently, she made her debut as a director for THE GOD WHO SEES featuring Nicole C. Mullen. The duo co-wrote the music for the film. Gifford is a supporter of a variety of organizations for children, including Childhelp as well as the Association to Benefit Children. The Cassidy's House and Cody House have been named in honour of her two daughters. She is a devoted human rights activist and was awarded an honorary degree in labor relations from Marymount University.