Laura Bell Bundy and Mary Padian

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy was born in America and is most well-known under the stage title LBB. The combination of Laura's acting talents along with her music skills and storytelling talents as well as her drive and determination have enabled her to get to the top of the charts. Beginning her career at nine, she appeared in the Radio City's Christmas Spectacular she has performed in a number of important Broadway roles since then. Her performances have earned her several nominations. Aside from Broadway She has also appeared in a number of television series including Angie Tribeca Idiot Sitter Royal Pains Cold Case. Alongside acting, she's also a vocalist. Since her first group was formed at the age of 18, she began writing songs at the age of fourteen. The country genre is part of the genes and has been praised for both her country music album Achin and Shakin and first single Giddy On Up. The production company LBBTV was created to assist to take her ideas to a new height. The company produced the hit comedy web series Cooter County. Social work, charitable activities and speaking role with The American Heart Association are also a part of her busy schedule.

Mary Padian has been a reality television as well as an American businesswoman for many years. The most famous of them all is that she was the creator of Mary's Finds' - an online store for shopping - and was a part of Storage Wars Texas. Mary Padian is often called by some in the media as The Junkyard Queen, or even the Junkster. Her antique collections are purchased from various auctions of estates, as well as storage units. Mary obtained a degree from journalism and started working for Architectural Digest's founder Paige Rense. Later, she launched her own Mary Finds' section. In this section, videos were shown on how to decorate and renovate your house. After returning to Texas she started a business named after her that specialized in antiques. A&E Television spied her in the antique stores and was invited to be a part of Texas Storage wars. The show ran for three seasons. In the fifth season, her popularity led to her being a part of Storage Wars. Storage Wars has featured her for the entire duration of subsequent seasons. The show has featured her on a few occasions. the show until season 12.