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Alexandra Margo Sholler, known professionally as Alison Wonderland, is an Australian electronic dance music DJ, producer as well as a performer. Run was her debut release which peaked at number six on the ARIA albums chart. 6, on the ARIA Albums Chart and was recognized as gold by ARIA. Alison describes how she came to be DJ. The interest she had in electronic dance music started after she was out at a club called Candy's Apartment. She said she remembered having heard Silent Shout by the Knife as she was walking past DJ and inquired about the song. Alison Wonderland was an Australian DJ, electronic music producer and a Grammy-winning performer. She has enjoyed both critical and commercial success by introducing a unique style that is a blend of trap and future bass.. The energy and passion of her live performances has earned them the status of a legend.

Allison Cara Tolman was born in the US. The actress has received nominations for the Golden Globes and Emmy Awards for her performance in Fargo: Season 1, in the role of Molly Solverson. Tolman was raised in the city of New York and is a mother to two older and a younger brother. Her family relocated to England when she was a little over a month old. She stuck around until she turned four years old. After five years of living in Oklahoma the family moved back to Sugar Land. As a ten-year-old she was able to begin acting at Fort Bend Community Theatre. Clements High School in Clements in Texas. The school graduated her with a certificate in the year 2000. She graduated in 2000 from Baylor University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatrical performance. After graduation, she lived in Dallas and became a founder of Second Thought Theatre. After 2009, Tolman relocated to Chicago, Illinois, to learn about acting with The Second City Training Center. Tolman gained fame during 2014 when Tolman was a part of FX's Fargo. Fargo was based on the Coen Brothers' 1996 film of the same name. The show starred Billy Bob Thornton and Martin Freeman alongside Bob Odenkirk. Tolman won praise for her portrayal of Minnesota Police Officer Molly Solverson. Vanity Fair reported it was clear that Tolman, "calmly" and "assuredly", stole the show. Tolman was awarded the Critics' Choice Television Award for her performance in the category Best Supporting Actress in the category of movies/ministries. In addition, her nominations in the category of Best Actress were received at the Emmy Awards as well as the Golden Globes. In the following year, it was announced Tolman was set to play a 2-episode guest appearance on The Mindy Project playing Abby Berman, a romance writer. The year 2015 was the last time she played the role of a support in Michael Dougherty's comedy-horror film Krampus. Her breakout performance in the role of Fargo caused her to drop various supporting roles, such as the roles of mothers and best friends, wives and husbands. Tolman was searching for more unconventional roles. Tolman played a character on ABC as a character in Downward Dog (based on Animal Media Group's web-series). The show was cancelled after a single season. In addition, she starred on the ABC drama show Emergence, which began airing on September 24, 2019 but was pulled after one season on May 21 in 2020. Despite receiving "pretty good" ratings according to Tolman via Twitter. The appearances of her for NBC Good Girls were also cited as a source. She played Alma Filcott, in the second episode of Why Women Kill. Natalie Green played the role of Alma Filcott for The Facts of Life segment of Live in Front of the Studio Audience's third season.