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Ariel Geltman Graynor grew up in Boston Massachusetts. After having attended Buckingham Brown and Nichols in Massachusetts, she was accepted to Trinity College Connecticut. Her first appearance on television was The Sopranos where she landed one small role that she reprised in the year 2001. In an episode Law & Order: Special Victims which aired in 2003, she played a manipulative psychopath. It was the same year that she also made her movie debut on Clint Eastwood s Mystic RIver with Sean Penn & Laura Linney. Graynor starred alongside Simon Baker in Book of Love (2004) as well as Sigourney Beaver in Emile Hirsch, and Imaginary Heroes (2004). The year after the film, Graynor was in Game 6 starring Michael Keaton along with Will Arnett and The Great New Wonderful which starred Will Arnett. Graynor played Christopher Guest's For Your Consideration production assistant in the year 2006. An American Crime in 2007 which featured Catherine Keener & Ellen Page The film was followed in 2008 by Turn the River (with Famke Janssen). The year 2008 saw Ari was in Nick as well as Norah's Infinite Playlist with Michael Cera. Also, she starred alongside Kat Dennings in that comic. In 2009, she was offered an recurring part in Fringe along side Joshua Jackson. The pair teamed up with Cera again in Youth in Revolt a year that also saw her in Drew Barrymore s Whip It! alongside Kristen Wiig and Ellen Page. A busy 2010 saw Ari with roles in Holy Rollers with Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha Date Night with Steve Carell and Tina Fey as well as Conviction, starring Hilary Swank.

Korie Roberson is most well-known for her role in the hit A&E reality television show Duck Dynasty. She is also known for her charitable work in the United States as well as her participation on the Help One Now board, which is a non-profit organization working to alleviate poverty in the developing world and care for orphans. Korie Robertson, the spouse of Willie Robertson the CEO at Duck Commander is an active advocate of adoption. She along with Willie Robertson adopted two of her children. Korie Robertson was honored in Washington D.C. in 2012 for her work. Both Korie Robertson and Willie Robertson serve on CCAI's Board. Korie, Willie and the Drive Adoption Fund were founded by them in 2016. This fund was created with the intention of increasing awareness of adoption, across the globe and both in the US. Korie has several business ventures under her belt that are based in Louisiana, including the Duck & Dressing retail store. Korie is also a woman's advocate and spokesperson on behalf of Naturmetic - a skincare brand designed for women everywhere. Her writings have appeared within the New York Times Bestsellers The Women of Duck Commander Faith Commander, The Duck Commander Family (How Faith Family and Ducks made the Dynasty), The Duck Commander Family Devotions For Kids, and Strong and kind The art of raising children with the right character.