Laura Bell Bundy and Mary Padian

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy has been referred to by the general public as LBB. She is a talented actor with storytelling skills and musicality combined with passion and commitment to her profession, she has enjoyed tremendous accomplishments. Since her debut at 9 years old, in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, she has played many Broadway parts. Due to her exceptional performances, she was nominated in several categories for Hairspray Legally Blonde Anger Management and many other shows. Apart from her Broadway appearances, she also appeared as an actress in television shows such as Tribeca Idiot Sitter Royal Pains Cold Case. In addition to acting, she's also a vocalist. At the age of 14, she began to compose songs. Her first band was formed at 18 years old. Achin and Shakin, her first single and album of country music Giddy On Up were both huge hits that received rave reviews. Her production company LBBTV was founded to help to take her concepts to the next height. It produced the super hit comedy web series Cooter County. Also, she finds the opportunity to get involved with charitable and social events and is the spokesperson of the American Heart Association.

Mary Padian was born in Texas and is the American reality television star. Her name is an American businesswoman and owner of an online store called Mary's Finds and also for being on the reality television show Storage Wars Texas. Mary Padian has been frequently referred to in the media as The Junkyard Queen, or even The Junkster. Her collections of antiques are purchased from various estate auctions as well as self-storage units. Mary graduated with a degree in photography and then began her career with Architectural Digest's creator Paige Rense. Later, she created an own Mary Finds' section. The section featured videos about interior decoration as well as refurbishing. Mary eventually opened a firm that she operated in Texas under the name of her old business, which focused on restoration of furniture and antiques. While running her antiques shop she was noticed by an A&E Television producer who gave her the chance to be a guest on the Texas version of Storage Wars. The show ran for three seasons. Due to her fame, she was cast in the show's original Storage Wars in its fifth season. Storage Wars was a part of her life throughout the next seasons and she has been in and out of the reality show until the 12th season.