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Alexandra Margo Sholler, known professionally as Alison Wonderland, is an Australian electronic dance music DJ, producer and performer. Run, her debut album which was released on the 20th of March in 2015, and achieving the number. 6, on the ARIA Albums Chart, is Alison Wonderland's first album. ARIA certified the album gold. Alison explains how she became a DJ. Alison's fascination with electronic dance music started when she first visited Candy's Apartment. She recalled someone playing Silent Shout by the Knife. After walking to the venue and chatting with the DJ about the track, she was intrigued by electronic dance music. Alison Wonderland was an Australian DJ, electronic music producer as well as an award-winning musician. Alison Wonderland has become a commercial and critical hit thanks to her distinctive style which blends Trap music and future bass music . The passion and enthusiasm of her live shows have made them legendary.

Allison Cara Tolman has been an actor for more than twenty years. Most famously, she is Molly Solverson from the FX TV series Fargo in the first season. Tolman has won nominations for Emmys & Golden Globes. Tolman had two older siblings and one younger. The family relocated to England when she was a few months old and stuck around until she turned four years old. She lived in Oklahoma for five years before moving to Oklahoma and after that, West Texas before moving to Sugar Land. In the Fort Bend Community Theatre, she started taking acting classes in the age of 10. Clements High School is where she attended and graduated in the year 2000. She graduated at Baylor University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatrical performance. In the years following her graduation, she lived in Dallas and joined the founding member of Second Thought Theatre. After 2009, Tolman moved from Chicago, Illinois, to learn about performance with The Second City Training Center. Tolman rose to fame during 2014 when Tolman was a part of FX's Fargo. Fargo was a 1996 Coen Brothers movie, featured Billy Bob Thornton (as Molly Solverson), Martin Freeman (as Bob Odenkirk) and Bob Odenkirk. Tolman received accolades for her portrayal of Minnesota police officer Molly Solverson, with Vanity Fair noting that she "calmly and undoubtedly stole the entire show". Critics' Choice Television Award Best Supporting Actress in a Film/Miniseries. Nominations for Best Actress categories at Emmy Awards, Golden Globes and Critics Choice Television Awards. Tolman was cast in the role of a guest on two episodes as romance writer Abby Berman on The Mindy Program the same year. The actress was an actor in Michael Dougherty's movie about horror Krampus. Following her breakout role on Fargo, Tolman declined several part-time roles, including mothers, wives and best friends, looking for a more unusual role. Tolman was cast in ABC's Downward Dog based off the Animal Media Group webseries. The show ended after one year. Tolman was a part of ABC's Emergence drama, which debuted on the 24th of September, 2019, however it was canceled by ABC within a year, on 21 May 2020, despite Tolman tweeting that the ratings were "pretty good". [citation needed] She appeared as a guest on NBC's Good Girls. She appeared as Alma Filcott during the second season of Why Women Kill. Natalie Green appeared in the Facts of Life in Live in Front of a Studio Audience 3rd Edition.