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Molly Parker (Canadian actress) is well-known for her roles in television and independent films. She began ballet lessons at the age three and was introduced to acting when she turned 14. She was in the high school productions as well as at The Drama Club. Her first auditions began after her uncle, an actor who was an actor, accompanied her to the agency. After gaining experience, her small roles began appearing in films and TV series both in Canada as well as in the United States. She changed careers when she played a female necrophiliac in the film 'Kissed. This role earned an award for her work, an award for the Genie Award in Best Actress of a Lead Role. The provocative movie 'The Center of the Earth', in that she was a part of, earned her nominations to an award called the Genie Award as Best Supporting actress. In America, this multi-talented actress is known for her role as a wife in cable-TV show 'Deadwood. Additionally, she earned fame for portraying the role as the daughter of a lesbian soldier in the film Serving in Silence: the Margarethe Cammermeyer Story and was rewarded with praise from critics.

Ree Drummond, an American food blogger and author who is also a TV host, has worked as an author for television since the year 2005. She is most well-known for The Pioneer Woman, her blog. She lives on a ranch located in Oklahoma. On her blog, she writes about her experiences as a wife and mother living on the ranch. Pioneer Woman received the Weblog of the Year Awards in 2010, 2009 and 2011, and 2011 at the Annual Weblog Awards. Its Bartlesville Oklahoma native studied journalism at the college level and gerontology as well. 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 is an ongoing one of her highly popular segments. The blog has been widely recognized by several publications, who praised her writing style and thoughts and also some outstanding images. On her blog, she is also able to share visually impressive food-related recipes. In 2011, she launched her own TV show titled The Pioneer Woman which is still telecast on The Food Network. Her cookbooks contain recipes. Columbia Pictures is turning her book Black Heels or Tractor Wheels into a feature film.