Laura Bell Bundy and Mary Padian

Laura Ashley Bell Bundy was born in America and is well known as her stage name LBB. Her talent for acting music and story telling, along with determination and passion has allowed her to achieve tremendous successes in the world of entertainment. Her Broadway debut with Radio City Christmas Spectacular when she was just nine years old. Doing her best on Hairspray Legally Blonde and Anger Management as well as many others, she has received numerous nominations for her performance. Along with her Broadway shows, she has also been a part of television shows such as Angie Tribeca Idiot Sitter Royal Pains and Cold Case. An actress and singer, she also has a background in music. When she formed her first band at the age of 18, she began writing songs by the age of 14. In her country-music DNA she earned acclaim for her country-inspired debut track Giddy On Up as well as her album Achin and Shakin which became huge hits, and received high praise. To take her creative ideas to the next level she established her own production company LBBTV which produced the super-hit comedy web-series Cooter County. In addition to her social and charitable work she also serves as the American Heart Association spokesperson.

Mary Padian was born in Texas and is an American reality TV star. Her name is a American businesswoman, who runs an online store called Mary's Finds and also for her appearance on the TV program Storage Wars Texas. In many cases, she is referred to as"the Junkyard Queen' or The Junkster' Mary is known for her collection of antiques sourced through estate sales and auctions as well as storage units. Mary began her career as a photographer at Architectural Digest under Paige Rense. Later, she launched an own Mary Finds section. Within this section, instructional videos were shared on ways to renovate and decorate your house. When she returned to Texas she set up a store under her same name that is a specialist in antiques. A&E Television producer noticed her while she ran the antiques company and asked her to participate in Texas Storage War. The three-season show was a huge success. In the 5th season, her popularity led her to being cast in Storage Wars. Storage Wars seasons 5-12 have seen her appear on-and-off on the reality show.