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Molly Parker, a Canadian actor best known for roles on television shows and independent films. As a child, she began attending ballet classes. At 14, she found acting to be her love affair. She frequently performed at her drama club and in shows for her high school. Then her uncle, an actor, brought her to his agency and she began attending auditions. As she gained experience and gained experience, she began appearing in films and TV shows in Canada and in the United States. The part she played in the film "Kissed" which was about a woman who is necrophiliac, changed her life. She was awarded the Genie Award as Best Actress in an Leading Role. The Center of the World brought her the Genie Award nomination for best support actress. In America, this multi-talented actress is well known for her character as a wife on the cable television show 'Deadwood. Also, she was noticed for her portrayal of the daughter of a lesbian military officer in the TV film 'Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer story'. She also received critical acclaim for her acting.

Ree Drummond, an American food blogger and author who is also a TV personality, has been writing for TV from 2005. Most well-known for her The Pioneer Woman blog, she is an author in the United States as well as a blogger. She lives on the Oklahoma ranch. On her blog, she discusses her daily life as a mom and wife on the ranch. In the Annual Weblog Awards, The Pioneer Woman won the Weblog of the Year in 2009, 2011, 2010 and 2012. She was born and raised in Oklahoma, Bartlesville. While in college, she majored in the field of journalism and gerontology. In 2006 she started her online blog pioneerwoman.typepad.com and later changed the name to Confessions of a Pioneer Woman and finally to The Pioneer Woman. Confessions of a Pioneer Woman have been one of the most popular parts of her website. The blog has proven to be extremely popular, and has numerous major publications praising her writing style as well as the high-quality images. They also have attractive food recipes that are visually appealing. The show she hosts, The Pioneer Woman, which airs still on The Food Network today was first launched in 2011. In addition to writing books, she is a prolific cook. Columbia Pictures has announced the adaptation of her book "From Black Heels to tractor wheels" to a feature film.