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Alison Wonderland's real name was Alexandra Margo Sholler. She is a Australian artist as well as a dance music producer as well as DJ. Run Alison's debut album which was released in the month of March, 2015 made it to No. ARIA granted her a gold certification for her sixth-placed album on their ARIA Albums Chart. Alison remembers the moment she decided to pursue a career as a DJ. Alison's interest in electronic music began when she visited a club called Candy's Apartment. She said she remembered a person playing Silent Shout by the Knife and walking over to the DJ, asking him about the track. Alison Wonderland has won awards for her work as a digital musician, DJ and producer. Her unique combination of future bass and Trap music has brought her both the critical and commercial successes. Her shows have been legendary because of the passion she brings to the stage.

Allison Cara Tolman (born April 2nd in 1985) is an American actor from the United States. Her nominations for Golden Globes and Emmys for her role in Fargo Season 1 as Molly Solverson. Tolman's early life and education Tolman had two brothers as well as a sibling. At just a couple of months older, her family moved to England in the United Kingdom, where they lived for 4 years. Prior to moving to Sugar Land in Texas, she lived for five years in Oklahoma and West Texas. As a ten-year-old actress, she began acting in the Fort Bend Community Theatre. Clements High School graduated her in 2000. Baylor University has awarded her with a bachelor of fine arts in dramatic performance. In Dallas, after graduating from college, she joined one of the original founders of Second Thought Theatre. Following her move to Chicago for a semester at The Second City Training Center, Tolman moved back to Illinois to continue her studies in 2009. Tolman became famous during 2014 when Tolman appeared on FX's Fargo. Inspired by Fargo, a 1996 Coen brothers' film of similar title, Fargo starred veteran actors Billy Bob Thornton, Martin Freeman and Bob Odenkirk. Tolman's performance as Minnesota cop Molly Solverson was praised by Vanity Fair, who wrote: "She calmly and confidently was the star of the performance". She won the Critics' Choice Television Award as Best Supporting Actress for a Movie/Miniseries, and was nominated for Best Actress at both the Emmy Awards & Golden Globes for her performance. It was also in the same year that it was revealed that Tolman will make an role on the Mindy Project as Abby Berman who is a romantic author. In 2015, her second part was played by Michael Dougherty in the film horror comedy Krampus. Tolman turned down a variety of supporting roles, such as the ones performed by mothers, wives and besties, after her debut on Fargo. Tolman wanted a distinct role. Tolman played the role of a woman in ABC's Downward Dog in 2017, based on Animal Media Group's online series. It was cancelled after one season. Tolman has been an active Twitter user, stated that she received "pretty remarkable" ratings for The ABC drama Emergence. It premiered in September 2019, but it was pulled after just one season ending on May 21, 2020. [citation needed] She also guest starred in the show on NBC called Good Girls. In 2021 she played Alma Filcott in season two of Why Women Kill. Natalie Green played in Live in Front of a Studio Audience 3.