Luna Blaise and Kathie Lee Gifford

Luna Blaise was an American actor who rose to fame due to her part in the show on television Fresh Off the Boat. Luna Blaise has always been interested in acting from a very young age. Her professional career started with a few cameo appearances in movies and modeling agreements. As time went on, she was offered roles as a recurring character in TV series. Her appearances have been in TV and music videos within the context of her work. In recognition of her work, that she won the Young Artist Award under the Recurring Young Actress category (14 to 21). Some of the projects she worked on included the feature length film Vicious Circleas well as the Art Film Memoriaand the tv program Fresh Off the Boat' as well as the music videos of the song Sweatshirt'. Her popularity is also well-known via social media platforms, and she's averaging 1.4m Instagram followers and over 127.2k Twitter fans.

Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda KOTB co-hosted TODAY's fourth hour starting in 2008 until April 5, 2019 respectively. Entertainment Weekly dubbed the Gifford and Kotb show "appointment television" while USA Today called it TODAY's Happy Hour. The year 2014 was the year that Gifford composed the highly-acclaimed TODAY The Musical which featured the cast and hosts of the show. Each month she composed songs for the show's popular program Everyone Has a Story. She was elected to the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame for 2015. Gifford worked for 15 years as the cohost of Live with Regis & Kathie in which she won 11 Emmy Awards. Three years as a Good Morning America journalist was then followed by a playwright producer, and singer-songwriter. Gifford's forty-year career seen her in a variety of films, television shows and also as an artist and singer. Her own label of record is owned by her and she has created a myriad of musicals. Broadway's SCANDALOUS was one such example. It was awarded the Tony for Best Actress nomination in 2012. Gifford has also appeared on Broadway as a character in Putting it Together, and Annie. Gifford is the narrator of four NY Times bestsellers, including the children's books Party Animals and I Can't believe I've said it. Recent co-written and recorded He Saw Jesus Jesus' Name and Love me to Death. GIFFT began its journey on the streets of Monterey CA with Scheid Family Vineyards. The most recent film she directed was the film short The God Who Sees, starring Nicole C. Mullen. They co-wrote all the music for the movie. Gifford is a patron of many charities for children, including Childhelp and the Association to Benefit Children. These organizations gave birth to Cassidy's House and Cody House which was named in honor of her children. She is a dedicated humanitarian and received an honorary degree from Marymount University for her humanitarian work in labor relations.