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Alexandra Margo Sholler, known professionally as Alison Wonderland, is an Australian electronic dance music DJ, producer and singer. Run was her first release, and it reached the top spot on the album chart of ARIA. ARIA has certified Run as gold. Alison discusses the reasons she decided to become a professional DJ. The passion for electronic dance music started when she went out to an establishment called Candy's Apartment. The DJ was playing Silent Shout by the Knife. Then she went up to the DJ and inquired about the track. Alison Wonderland is an award-winning Australian electronic music performer as a DJ, producer and DJ. Her distinct combination of future bass and Trap music has earned her the critical and commercial successes. Due to her passion and energy on stage her music has made her a legend.

Allison Cara Tolman was born in the US. Best known as Molly Solverson from the FX television series Fargo in its first season. She has also received nominations for the Emmys and Golden Globes. Tolman had two older siblings as well as one younger. Her family moved to England when she was a few months old and stayed until she was four years old. She lived for the following five years in Oklahoma and West Texas, before moving to Sugar Land, Texas. She started taking acting classes at the age of 10 old in the Fort Bend Community Theatre. Clements High School is where she attended and was able to graduate in 2000. She graduated at Baylor University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatrical performance. Following her graduation, she relocated to Dallas where she founded Second Thought Theatre. Second Thought Theatre. She made the move from Dallas to Chicago in 2009 to study at The Second City Training Center to study acting. Tolman became famous in 2014, when Tolman appeared on the FX show Fargo. Fargo was based on Coen Brothers' film that had the same title. The show starred Billy Bob Thornton and Martin Freeman, along with Bob Odenkirk. Tolman received accolades for her performance in the role of Minnesota police officer Molly Solverson, with Vanity Fair writing the following "calmly and certainly took over the whole show". For her role, she won the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Ministry/Movie and also received Best Actress nominations at the Emmy Awards and for the Golden Globes. Tolman's role as a guest on The Mindy Project, playing romance writer Abby Berman for two episodes and was revealed the same day. Tolman was a supporter in Michael Dougherty's movie about horror Krampus. Tolman's breakout role in the film as Fargo caused her to drop numerous supporting roles, including those of mothers and best friends, wives and husbands. Tolman was searching for more unconventional roles. In 2017, Tolman starred in ABC's Downward Dog, based on the Animal Media Group web series that was cancelled after a single season. In addition, she starred on the ABC drama series Emergence that premiered on September 24, 2019, and was cancelled after one season on May 21 the 21st of May, 2020. The show received "pretty solid" ratings as per Tolman in her Twitter account. The actress was also a guest star on NBC's Good Girls. In 2021, she starred as Alma Filcott in the second season of the drama series Why Women Kill, and was Natalie Green in The Facts of Life part of the third season of Live in Front of a Studio Audience.