Luna Blaise and Kathie Lee Gifford

Luna Blaise was an American actor who rose to fame through her performance on the show on television Fresh Off the Boat. It was a passion of hers for all time. She started her professional acting as a model playing minor roles. After that, there were offers made to her for roles in regular productions on TV shows. She also appears in music video clips in the course of her work. It was for her performance that she was awarded the Young Artist Award under the Recurring Young Actress category (14 to 21). Among the many works in which she participated are the feature film Vicious Circle, the art movie Memoria and the television series Fresh Off the Boat, and the Sweatshirt Music Video. Social media is a different platform that she is well-known. There are more than 1.4m users on Instagram and 127.2k followers on Twitter.

Kathie Lee Gifford, along with Hoda Kotb, hosted the 4th TODAY hour from 2008 and until the 5th of April 2019. Entertainment Weekly had deemed the Gifford Kotb hour an the time for appointment television, while USA Today called TODAY's happy hour. Gifford wrote the TODAY The Musical show in 2014 and included the host and cast. Each month Gifford had composed a song for Everyone Has a Story. In 2015, she received her recognized in the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford was the cohost of Live with Regis & Kathie and was awarded 11 Emmys. Three years as an Good Morning America journalist was later followed by her work as a playwright producer and singer songwriter. A playwright producer singer songwriter and actor Gifford has been a part of numerous film and TV shows during her career of 40 years. She is the owner of her own record label and has created a variety of musicals. The Broadway musical SCANDALOUS received an Tony Awards nomination from 2012 in the category of Best Actress. Gifford was in Broadway as Annie, Putting it Together. Gifford is the author of four NY Times bestsellers, including the books for children, Party Animals and I Can't believe I Said that. In the past, she wrote He Saw Jesus Jesus Is His Name, as well as the song Love Me to Death and recorded them. GIFFT was founded in Monterey CA with Scheid Family Vineyards. She made her debut as a director with the short film THE GOD WHO SEEKS, with Nicole C. Mullen. The two co-wrote music in the film. Gifford is a supporter of numerous organizations that help children, such as Childhelp as well as the Association to Benefit Children. Cassidy's Place and Cody House are named in honor of the two daughters she has. A devoted humanitarian she received an honorary doctorate at Marymount University for her humanitarian work in labor relations.