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Molly Parker, a Canadian actor best known for roles on television shows and independent films. She began ballet lessons at the age three and discovered acting when she turned 14. She often performed in her drama class at high school and in her drama group. She started attending auditions after her uncle, who is an actor introduced her to an agency. Gradually, she started getting smaller roles in both movies and TV shows that were produced in Canada and the United States. In the movie Kissed, she plays a woman with necrophilia. The role she played has changed her whole career. Her role in the film "Kissed," which is about a girl who is a necrophiliac changed her professional career. The Center of the World', a provocative film that earned her the nod for Genie Award Best Supporting Female actress. The most recognizable part of her career is the United States as the widow in the cult television show Deadwood. She also attracted attention in the role as the daughter of a lesbian soldier in the television film 'Serving In Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story and earned the attention of critics and audiences for her performance.

Ree Drummond, an American food writer and blogger as well as a television host, has worked as a writer for television since 2005. Best known for The Pioneer Woman blog, she is a published author from America and blogger. She lives on an Oklahoma ranch. On her blog, she writes about the daily routine of the ranch, both as a mom and wife. At the Annual Weblog Awards, The Pioneer Woman won the Weblog of the Year in 2009, 2011, 2010 and 2012. Her parents hail from Bartlesville Oklahoma and she was brought up there. In university, she took classes in Gerontology and journalism. 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 the name of a segment on her site that has had many successes. The blog has been widely recognized by major publications, they praised her writing style and thought-provoking ideas, as well as some excellent images. The blog also features delicious and visually stunning recipes for food on her blog. Her TV show was launched The Pioneer Woman in 2011 and it is still in the evenings on The Food Network. Apart from her writing, she's known for her cooking. Columbia Pictures recently announced their plans to make her novel Black Heels and Tractor Wheels into a feature film.