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Molly Parker (Canadian actress) is well-known for her roles on independent and television. As a child, she began ballet lessons at the age of 14 and, when she reached her teens, she discovered her passion for acting. She frequently performed at her drama group and plays for high school. Soon, her actor uncle brought her to his agent and she began going for auditions. As time went on, she was able to land tiny roles on television shows and films in both the United States and Canada. The role she played in the role of a necrophiliac female character in the film 'Kissed' that altered the trajectory of her career. It earned her an award for the Genie Award for Best Actress In a Leading Role. The Center of the World earned her the Genie Award nomination for best support actress. In America, this multi-talented actress is famous for her role as a wife on the television series on cable called 'Deadwood. The actress attracted the attention of viewers when her character was the sister of a lesbian army officer in the movie "Serving In Silence" and was praised for her part.

Ree Drummond (born Ree Ann Duncan) is a famous American blogger, writer and television personality who writes about food and photography. Her blog The Pioneer Woman is her most famous work. She resides in Oklahoma on a farm. The Pioneer Woman writes on her blog about her daily life as a ranch wife and mother. She was awarded her the Weblog of the Year Award in 2010, 2009 and in 2011. Her parents hail born in Bartlesville Oklahoma and she was raised there. While at the college level, she was studying 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 remains among the several popular pages on her site. The blog was well-respected by a variety of major publications who praised her writing style and ideas as well as some excellent photographs. She also puts up visually impressive food recipes in her blogs. The show she created was The Pioneer Woman in 2011, which still airs in the evenings on The Food Network. The book, typically full of recipes for cooking, also include her own television show. She recently announced that her book From Black Heels to Tractor Wheels will be made into a feature film by Columbia Pictures.