Beautiful pics of Ari Graynor and Korie Robertson feet & legs

Ariel Geltman Graynor born April 27th 1983, Boston Massachusetts. Ariel Graynor attended Buckingham Brown and Nichols, a private school situated in Boston, Massachusetts. Then she transferred to Trinity College Connecticut. She made her TV debut on The Sopranos, where she played a minor but frequent part. Then she played one of the manipulative psychopaths in during an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in 2003 a year which also saw her debut film with Clint Eastwood s Mystic River that starred Sean Penn and Laura Linney. Graynor starred as Simon Baker's love-interest as a love interest in Book of Love. She also acted in the film with Sigourney Weiner as well as Emile Hirsch. Hirsch in Imaginary Heroes. The year after, Graynor appeared in Game 6 starring Michael Keaton with Will Arnett and The Great New Wonderful with Will Arnett. Graynor starred as a producer's assistant in Christopher's For Your Consideration, released in 2006. Then came 2007's An American Crime, starring Catherine Keener with Ellen Page. Then there was Turn the River, starring Famke Jenssen. In 2008, Ari played in Nick as well as Norah's Infinite Playlist with Michael Cera. She also played alongside Kat Dennings in the comic. In 2009, Ari was offered an recurring part in Fringe alongside Joshua Jackson. Her next collaboration with Cera came in the form of Youth in Revolt, a film in which she was also as Drew Barrymore's Whip It! Ellen Page, Kristen Wiig. Ari was very busy in the year 2010 in his roles as Holy Rollers alongside Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Bartha, Date Night, which featured Steve Carell, Tina Fey and Hilary Swank as well as Conviction.

Korie Robertson became well-known for her role on the hit show of A&E, Duck Dynasty. The philanthropic work she does is well-known globally and domestically. Robertson is chairperson of Help One Now a non-profit organization dedicated to ending severe poverty and caring orphans around the world. Korie Robertson and Willie Robertson, CEO of Duck Commander, are both active supporters of adoption and foster care. They have adopted two kids. The year 2013 was the first time they were honored for their efforts at the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute Angels in Adoption Gala in Washington D.C. and now serve in the CCAI Board. Korie and Willie also founded their own Drive Adoption Fund in 2016 which was created to promote domestic and international adoption awareness as well as education. Korie is the owner of several companies, including the local Louisiana retailer Duck & Dressing. She is also a spokesperson and an advocate for women in support of the natural products of Naturmetic designed for women of all ages. Korie has been an New York Times best-selling author for over a decade. Her writings are among the best-selling books she has written. The Women of Duck Commander Faith Commander : A Living Five Values from Jesus' Parables, The Duck Commander Family : The Story of How Faith Family & Ducks Built A Dynasty Duck Commander devotional book for kids, as well as Strong and Kind : Raising Kids with Character.