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Alison Wonderland's real title is Alexandra Margo Sholler. She is an Australian singer as well as a dance music producer and DJ. Her debut album, Run, was released on March 20, 2015 which was a top album at the number. ARIA has certified the debut album Run, with the gold certification. The album came out on 20 March 2015 and peaked at the number. six spot. Alison explains why she chose to pursue a career as a DJ. She began to be interested in electronic dance music after she attended a nightclub called Candy's Apartment. She said she recalled having heard Silent Shout by the Knife as she was walking past DJ and inquired about the track. Alison Wonderland is a highly-recognized Australian electronic music DJ, producer, artist and musician. Her distinctive style, which combines Future Bass with-Trap-Music her music has been a source of both financial and critical success. The energy and passion of her live shows have become legendary.

Allison Cara Tolman, an American actress from America. She has been nominated Golden Globes and Emmys for her part in Fargo Season 1 in the role of Molly Solverson. Tolman was raised with two older siblings and one younger. The family moved out of England in the United Kingdom to Sugar Land in Texas, when she was the age of a newborn. Before moving to Sugar Land in Texas, she lived for five years in Oklahoma and West Texas. The Fort Bend Community Theatre, she started taking acting classes in the age of 10. She went to Clements High School, graduating in 2000. Baylor University gave her a degree in the Bachelor of Fine Arts, Theatre Performance. After college, she moved to Dallas, where she was among the original participants of Second Thought Theatre. After that, she moved from Dallas to Chicago in 2009, where she attended The Second City Training Center to study acting. Tolman began her career on Fargo the black-comedy crime-drama on FX. Fargo was an original 1996 Coen Brothers movie, featured Billy Bob Thornton (as Molly Solverson), Martin Freeman (as Bob Odenkirk) and Bob Odenkirk. Tolman's performance as Minnesota police officer Molly Solverson was praised by Vanity Fair, who wrote: "She calmly and confidently took over the entire production". For her role, she received the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Movie/Miniseries and also received Best Actress nominations at the Emmy Awards and for the Golden Globes. Tolman has also appeared in an appearance on the Mindy Show as Abby Berman a romance writer. In 2015, she played a supporting character in Michael Dougherty's comedy horror film Krampus. Tolman declined character roles as supporting actors like best friends, parents, spouses and even husbands after her breakout role in Fargo. The actress was searching for a unique role. In 2017, Tolman starred in ABC's Downward Dog, based on the Animal Media Group web series, It was canceled after a single season. Tolman was a part of the ABC drama, Emergence. The show premiered the 24th of September, 2019 but ended the show after just one season, on May 21, 2021. Despite the fact that Tolman tweeted that the show received "pretty decent" ratings. Guest appearances she made on NBC Good Girls were also mentioned as sources. The role she played was Alma Filcott, in the second series of Why Women Kill. Natalie Green was her role in her role in the Facts of Life segment of Live In front of the Studio Audience's third season.