Laura Bell Bundy and Mary Padian

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy has been referred to by the general public as LBB. Laura Ashley Bell Bundy's gift for storytelling, acting and singing, along with her love and commitment have led to her enormous success in the entertainment industry. Beginning her career at nine in Radio City The Christmas Spectacular she has appeared in many crucial Broadway performances since. With her outstanding performances, she was nominated in several categories in Hairspray Legally Blonde Anger Management and many other shows. As well as her Broadway performances, she's also appeared in TV shows such as Angie Tribeca Idiot Sitter Royal Pains and Cold Case. Not only is she an actress, she is also a musician. at the age of 14 she started to write songs. The first group she formed was formed at 18 years old. The country genre is part of her DNA. She was recognized by her fans for both her country album Achin and Shakin and first single Giddy On up. In order to push the boundaries of her imagination, she created her own production company LBBTV. This led to the web-series that became a hit, comedy Cooter County. Social work, charitable activities and role as a spokesperson for her role as spokesperson for the American Heart Association are also included in her hectic schedule.

Mary Padian (born Mary Padian) is a famous American businesswoman, a reality TV host and the owner Mary's Finds', a reality TV show. Mary's Finds', an online store. Mary's also well-known for her role in the reality series Storage Wars Texas. Mary Padian is also known as The Junkyard Queen or The Junkster is famous for her large antique collection sourced from storage units at auctions and estate auctions. Mary earned a degree in photojournalism and began working for Architectural Digest's creator Paige Rense. Later, she launched her own Mary Finds section. She created videos for the home's renovations and decoration. Then, she moved back to Texas and began her own company with the identical name. A&E Television producer spotted her working in an antique shop, and gave her the opportunity to star in Texas Storage Wars. The show ran for three seasons and proved to be a huge hit. In the fifth season, her popularity led her to being cast on Storage Wars. Storage Wars seasons 5-12 have seen her appear on-and-off on the reality program.