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Alison Wonderland's real name was Alexandra Margo Sholler. She is a Australian artist DJ, producer of dance music and DJ. Run was her debut release, and it was a top six album on the ARIA albums chart. ARIA certified the album gold. Alison describes how she came to be DJ. The passion for electronic dance music first began when she went out to an establishment called Candy's Apartment. She later said that she remembered a DJ playing Silent Shout by the Knife and walking over to the DJ asking what the song was. Alison Wonderland is a highly-recognized Australian electronic music DJ producer, artist, as well as a musician. Her unique combination of future bass and Trap music has led to both commercial and critical success. Her shows have been legendary because of the passion she brings to the stage.

Allison Cara Tolman was born in the US. Her character, Molly Solverson, in season one of FX's Fargo TV show has earned her nominations for Emmy as well as Golden Globe. Education and early life Tolman is the oldest of two siblings and a younger sibling. The family relocated out of England to Sugar Land in Texas, when she was an infant. After that, she spent 5 seasons in Oklahoma before heading to Sugar Land. Fort Bend Community Theatre Fort Bend Community Theatre started the training of actors as she was 10 years old. young. Clements High School in Clements in Texas. She received her certificate in the year 2000. Baylor University awarded her a Bachelor's of Fine Arts degree in theatre performances. Then she moved to Dallas after college and was one of Second Thought Theatre's founding members. In Chicago Illinois she began studying the art of performing in The Second City Training Center in 2009. Tolman made her debut on Fargo the black-comedy crime drama on FX. Based on the 1996 Coen brothers' film of the same title, Fargo starred veteran actors Billy Bob Thornton, Martin Freeman as well as Bob Odenkirk. Tolman's performance in the role of Minnesota police officer Molly Solverson was praised by Vanity Fair, who wrote: "She calmly and confidently stole the whole production". Tolman was awarded the Critics' Choice Television Award in the category of Best Supporting Actress in the category of Films/Miniseries. Additionally she was nominated for Best Actress were received at the Emmy Awards as well as the Golden Globes. Tolman's appearance in the film The Mindy Project, as romantic novelist Abby Berman for two episodes, was announced the same. In 2015, she played a supporting part on Michael Dougherty s comedy horror movie Krampus. Tolman's breakout role in the film as Fargo was the reason she decided to leave numerous supporting roles, including mother roles, best friends and wives. Tolman was searching for new roles that were more unusual. Tolman played the role of a woman in ABC's Downward Dog in 2017, Based on the Animal Media Group's web series. It was cancelled following one season. Tolman was a part of ABC's Emergence drama that debuted on the 24th of September, 2019, however it was pulled by ABC after one year in May of 2020. even though Tolman posting on Twitter that the show's ratings were "pretty decent". The actress has also been in a guest appearance on NBC's Good Girls. She was Alma Filcott, in the second episode of Why Women Kill. Natalie Green played the role of Alma Filcott on her role in the Facts of Life segment of Live in Front of the Studio Audience's third season.