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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
27	Dolester	Hendrie	f	Foiles was one of the new cast members introduced as part of the 2002 revival of All That, a Nickelodeon-produced alternative to Saturday Night Live. She appeared on the program for three seasons, until its eventual cancellation in 2005. During this period, she made several appearances on numerous other television series, most notably Even Stevens. She also guest-starred in "If Boys Were Girls", an episode of the fourth season of Malcolm in the Middle, where she portrayed Mallory, a female version of the titular character. Foiles subsequently took a break from acting to complete "college writing courses", with a focus on graphic design and video games. In 2009, Foiles began writing articles on gaming website Kotaku. She later credited her love of video games with "absolutely my life", and said many of the acting roles she subsequently received were a direct result of her involvement with the gaming industry. She returned to acting in 2010, portraying 'Trina' in an episode of the American television series Leverage. That same year, she began a career in video game journalism, appearing several times on The Angry Joe Show. She was also the production and graphic designer of several books released by Hungry Girl, two of which entered The New York Times Best Seller list. During this time she also began working with the indie video game company Soma Games as a writer for their new games. In 2011, she appeared in the Disney Digital Network 6-episode miniseries The Street Fighter, and in the game-themed movie Your Friends Close, which was eventually released in 2013. She provided a voice in the Xbox Live Arcade game Ms. Splosion Man (2011). The following year saw Foiles appear in the Adventures of the League of STEAM episode "Tall Tails", as well as an episode of SMBC Theater, and in the Cracked.com skit "If Movie Hackers Were More Like IT Guys". She starred in the pilot episode of A. J. Locascio's Spike TV series Yesterday Tonight, a show based on the popular culture of the 1980s and '90s, and appeared as Princess Zelda in The Game Station's live action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda, in the episode "A Fistful of Rupees". Foiles was also a model in the "Girls of Geek" calendar, the proceeds of which were donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. She hosted The Escapist magazine's Top 5 with Lisa Foiles feature, which was published through MSN TV from 2012 until the publisher's closure in 2014. From 2013, she co-hosted a podcast entitled "4RunnersUp", which acted as a companion piece to Top 5. The podcast ran for 18 episodes. She appeared in IGN's 2013 video parody of Macklemore's "Thrift Shop", and voiced a character in the 2013 video game LocoCycle. Her presenting career began in 2014, as part of the editorial team for GameSpot's coverage of the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2014, which led to her becoming the host of a regular feature on GameSpot's website, Analog. She began hosting the Ultimate Fighting Championship web series UFC Minute in the summer of 2014. She provides the voice of 'Jocelyn the Intern' on ScrewAttack's The Desk of Death Battle web series, which premiered in 2015. In 2016, Foiles reunited with her All That colleagues for the relaunch of Nickelodeon's programming block The Splat. She has made frequent appearances at the L.A. Comic Con, formerly known as Stan Lee's Comikaze Expo. The 2015 version of the event saw an extensive reunion of the All That cast. She portrayed Lara Croft in a live action music video for Irish musician Gavin Dunne's 2018 song "Edge of the World". Foiles additionally created the video game website Load Save Point, consisting of game reviews, articles, and videos featuring herself. In 2020, Foiles also became the author of the young adult novel Ash Ridley and the Phoenix.	Foiles is married to Shawn Cloninger, a producer, and currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. She gave birth to her first child, a daughter in September 2016, and a son in November 2018.	Hendrie was one of the new cast members introduced as part of the 2002 revival of All That, a Nickelodeon-produced alternative to Saturday Night Live. She appeared on the program for three seasons, until its eventual cancellation in 2005. During this period, she made several appearances on numerous other television series, most notably Even Stevens. She also guest-starred in "If Boys Were Girls", an episode of the fourth season of Malcolm in the Middle, where she portrayed Mallory, a female version of the titular character. Hendrie subsequently took a break from acting to complete "college writing courses", with a focus on graphic design and video games. In 2009, Hendrie began writing articles on gaming website Kotaku. She later credited her love of video games with "absolutely my life", and said many of the acting roles she subsequently received were a direct result of her involvement with the gaming industry. She returned to acting in 2010, portraying 'Trina' in an episode of the American television series Leverage. That same year, she began a career in video game journalism, appearing several times on The Angry Joe Show. She was also the production and graphic designer of several books released by Hungry Girl, two of which entered The New York Times Best Seller list. During this time she also began working with the indie video game company Soma Games as a writer for their new games. In 2011, she appeared in the Disney Digital Network 6-episode miniseries The Street Fighter, and in the game-themed movie Your Friends Close, which was eventually released in 2013. She provided a voice in the Xbox Live Arcade game Ms. Splosion Man (2011). The following year saw Hendrie appear in the Adventures of the League of STEAM episode "Tall Tails", as well as an episode of SMBC Theater, and in the Cracked.com skit "If Movie Hackers Were More Like IT Guys". She starred in the pilot episode of A. J. Locascio's Spike TV series Yesterday Tonight, a show based on the popular culture of the 1980s and '90s, and appeared as Princess Zelda in The Game Station's live action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda, in the episode "A Fistful of Rupees". Hendrie was also a model in the "Girls of Geek" calendar, the proceeds of which were donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. She hosted The Escapist magazine's Top 5 with Dolester Hendrie feature, which was published through MSN TV from 2012 until the publisher's closure in 2014. From 2013, she co-hosted a podcast entitled "4RunnersUp", which acted as a companion piece to Top 5. The podcast ran for 18 episodes. She appeared in IGN's 2013 video parody of Macklemore's "Thrift Shop", and voiced a character in the 2013 video game LocoCycle. Her presenting career began in 2014, as part of the editorial team for GameSpot's coverage of the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2014, which led to her becoming the host of a regular feature on GameSpot's website, Analog. She began hosting the Ultimate Fighting Championship web series UFC Minute in the summer of 2014. She provides the voice of 'Jocelyn the Intern' on ScrewAttack's The Desk of Death Battle web series, which premiered in 2015. In 2016, Hendrie reunited with her All That colleagues for the relaunch of Nickelodeon's programming block The Splat. She has made frequent appearances at the L.A. Comic Con, formerly known as Stan Lee's Comikaze Expo. The 2015 version of the event saw an extensive reunion of the All That cast. She portrayed Lara Croft in a live action music video for Irish musician Gavin Dunne's 2018 song "Edge of the World". Hendrie additionally created the video game website Load Save Point, consisting of game reviews, articles, and videos featuring herself. In 2020, Hendrie also became the author of the young adult novel Ash Ridley and the Phoenix.Hendrie is married to Shawn Cloninger, a producer, and currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada. She gave birth to her first child, a daughter in September 2016, and a son in November 2018.	Lisa	Foiles	podcasters	Dear fellow podcasters,<return><return>It is my great pleasure to recommend Dolester Hendrie for any creative or media-related positions that she may be applying for. Having worked with her on several occasions, I can confidently say that Dolester is an exceptional talent who brings a unique perspective to any project she is involved in.<return><return>As a former cast member on Nickelodeon's All That, Dolester has long-standing experience in the entertainment industry, having appeared on numerous other TV series and movies. Her love of video games has also been a major influence on her career, leading to her work as a writer and journalist for gaming websites and platforms.<return><return>In addition, Dolester has demonstrated her expertise and versatility in various roles, including writing, producing, graphic design, and voice acting. She has also proven her hosting skills, as seen in her work with GameSpot and UFC Minute.<return><return>Dolester's creative and media talents are further showcased through her website, Load Save Point, where she provides engaging game reviews, articles, and videos. Her skills as a writer extend to her recent young adult novel, Ash Ridley and the Phoenix, which highlights her undeniable talent for storytelling.<return><return>All of these accomplishments are a testament to Dolester's exceptional work ethic, creativity, and dedication to her craft. I have no doubt that she will continue to excel in any position she takes on, and I highly recommend her for any media-related opportunities that may arise.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name]