Luna Blaise and Kathie Lee Gifford

Luna Blaise was an American actress who gained notoriety through her performance on the show on television Fresh Off the Boat. The acting profession was always her passion throughout her life. She started her professional acting as a model, and as a minor role. After that, she began getting requests for roles that would be recurring within television series. Alongside her TV performances, she has also been featured in a variety of music videos. In addition, the Young Artist Award was given to her in the category for young actresses who recur (14-21) due to the excellence that she has produced. Her works include the television series Fresh Off the Boat and the video of the song Sweatshirt. Her social media popularity is apparent, having more than 1.4 millions of followers on Instagram as well as 127.2k on Twitter.

Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb co-hosted TODAY's fourth time slot between 2008 and April 5, 2019, and April 5th, 2019. The hour hosted by Gifford and Kotb was described as an appointment TV by Entertainment Weekly and TODAY's happy hour has been hailed as a hit by USA Today. In 2014 Gifford composed the highly-acclaimed TODAY The Musical which featured the cast and hosts of the show and each month she composed a new song for the show's popular program Everyone Has a Story. In the year 2015, she was recognized in the Broadcast & Cable Hall of Fame. Gifford co-hosted Live with Regis & Kathie Lee, a program she hosted for a total of 15 seasons. The show received 11 Emmy nods. The three years she spent as a Good Morning America journalist was later followed by her work as a playwright producer, and singer-songwriter. A playwright producer singer songwriter as well as actress Gifford has been a part of numerous film and TV shows during her long career of over 40 years. She has her own record label and has written several musicals including the Broadway musical SCANDALOUS which was awarded an Tony nomination in the category of Best Actress in 2012. Gifford has also appeared on Broadway in Putting it Together, and Annie. Gifford is the writer of four NY Times bestsellers, including the kids' books Party Animals and I Can't believe I Said that. She co-wrote and recorded He Saw Jesus Jesus is His Name and Love Me to the End. GIFFT was launched on the streets of Monterey CA with Scheid Family Vineyards. She first made an appearance as a director with the short film THE GOD WHO SEEKS with Nicole C. Mullen. The duo co-wrote the music in the film. Gifford lends support to numerous children's organizations including Childhelp and the Association to Benefit Children which resulted in Cassidy's Place as well as Cody House named in honor of her two daughters. Her efforts to help others in the area of employment relations has led to her receiving an honorary doctorate degree from Marymount University.