Laura Bell Bundy and Mary Padian

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy (also called LBB) is an incredibly popular American performer and actress. She's had great success as an actress and singer because of her talent in acting, music and storytelling. Her determination and passion have also helped. Debuting at the age of nine, she appeared in the Radio City the Christmas Spectacular she has performed in many important Broadway roles since then. Her outstanding performances earned her she won awards in various categories including Hairspray Legally Blonde Anger Management and many other shows. In addition to her Broadway performances, she's also been a part of television shows including Angie Tribeca, Sitter Royal Pains and Cold Case. Alongside being an actress, she's also a performer. She began writing songs at the age of 14 and formed her first group around the age of age 18. Country music is in the DNA and was praised for both her country music album Achin and Shakin and first single Giddy On Up. To push her creativity further she founded LBBTV, her production firm LBBTV. It was the result that became the web-series with a huge following, Cooter County. The social activities, charity work and speaking role with The American Heart Association are also included in her hectic schedule.

Mary Padian, an American businesswoman and reality TV star, is best known for her role as the proprietor and host for Mary's Finds' online store. In addition, she appeared in Storage Wars: Texas. Mary Padian, also called The Junkyard Queen or Junkyard Queen or The Junkster is well-known for her extensive antique collection that comes from auctions, storage units and estate sales. Mary graduated with a degree in photojournalism and began working for Architectural Digest's creator Paige Rense. Later, she launched her own Mary Finds section. It featured video clips on home refurbishing and decoration; she later returned to Texas to start her own company under the same name, and focus on furnishing antiques and restoration. A&E Television producers spotted her while she ran her antiques business and offered her the chance to be involved in Texas' version of Storage Wars. The show ran three seasons. In the wake of her success, she got cast in the initial Storage Wars' fifth season. Storage Wars season 5 was her debut appearance.