Laura Bell Bundy and Mary Padian

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy has been known to the public as LBB. She has achieved great successes as an actress as well as a singer due to her talents in acting, music and storytelling. Her determination and passion has also contributed to her. Her Broadway debut with Radio City's Christmas Spectacular when she was just nine years old. She has been nominated for numerous awards following her finest performances in Hairspray, Legally Blonde as well as Anger Management. Besides Broadway performances, she has appeared in television shows acting on the show Angie Tribeca Idiot Sitter Royal Pains as well as Cold Case. Actress and singer. She also has a degree in music. As a teenager when she began writing her own songs, and formed her first band. Her DNA is country which is why she was well rewarded with her smash country hit song Giddy on up and the album Achin and Shakin. In order for her to explore her ideas further she set up her own production company LBBTV and created the cult comedy web series Cooter County. The social activities, charity work and role as a spokesperson for The American Heart Association are also an integral part of her schedule.

Mary Padian was born in Texas and is the American reality television star. Her name is a American businesswoman and owner of an online store called Mary's Finds and also for appearing on the program Storage Wars Texas. Mary Padian can also be referred to as the Junkster or the Junkyard Queen. She has an impressive collection of antiques which she acquires from auctions estate sales and even storage units. Mary's professional career started when she graduated as a journalist at Architectural Digest, under the founder Paige Rense. Then in her latter years Mary created her own webpage called Mary Finds. It featured videos on decorating and refinishing homes. Mary later opened a company located in Texas with the same name as her old company, focusing on antiques and furniture restoration. A&E Television producer noticed her while she ran her antiques business, and asked her to participate in Texas Storage War. Three seasons were spent on the series. She was cast for the fifth season Storage Wars because she had become popular. Storage Wars was a part of her life for the following seasons, and she has appeared on and off the reality show until the 12th season.