Tom-Selleck and Tom Hanks

Molly Parker (Canadian actress) is famous for her role in television and independent films. She started ballet when she was three years old and was introduced to acting when she was 14 years old. She frequently performed at the drama club she was in and also productions for the high school. She began attending auditions soon after being referred into an agency her uncle who also was an actor. Slowly, she began getting smaller roles in movies and TV shows that were produced in Canada and the United States. She changed careers when she played a female necrophile in the movie 'Kissed. It fetched actress the Genie Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. The Center of the World was a controversial film that earned her the nod for Genie Award Best Supporting Female Actress. She is most famous in the United States as the widow in the cult television show Deadwood. In the television movie "Serving In Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story", she also gained fame for playing the lesbian daughter of an officer. The film received praise from critics.

Ree Drummond is a famous American blogger, TV personality also a food photography photographer. Most famous is her blog The Pioneer Woman. She is a resident of the Oklahoma ranch. On her blog, she writes about the daily routine of the ranch, as a mother and a wife. In 2009, 2010, and 2011 The Pioneer Woman was awarded the Weblog of the Year award at the Annual Weblog Awards. Her parents were originally from Bartlesville Oklahoma and she was raised there. At university, she took classes 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 is among her most visited sections. It gained a lot of attention and is praised by numerous prominent publications applauding the style of her writing and quality photos. They also have attractive food recipes that are visually appealing. The Pioneer Woman was her first TV series, and it is still broadcasted on The Food Network. The majority of her cookbooks contain recipes. Columbia Pictures announced recently that the film adaptation of her book, From Black Heels To Tractor Wheels, will be released.