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Alexzandra Spencer is an Canadian singer, actress, and charity worker. The album she released as her debut Voodoo was released independently by the help of her twin brother Brendan Johnson in 2010 followed by the demo release of The Basement Recordings in 2011 along with the sequel The Basement Recordings II and the EP Skipping Stone released in 2012. Tommy is willing to join her in the streets in order to "be regular". He accepts her proposal, and he's happy. But after some thought she decides to end the show. All Star" is a track from the American rock group Smash Mouth from their second studio album Astro Lounge (1999). It was composed by Greg Camp and produced by Eric Valentine the song was released on May 4 1999 as the single that debuted from Astro Lounge. Alexis was recently seen in the HBO Max pilot, "Camp Friends", from Jax Media. Director Todd Biermann and the EP Adam Goodman. Roxy Sorkin directed and wrote the screenplay "Vodka", which starred Iris Apatow, at the Tribeca Film Festival. The premier of the short film (which she wrote and directed) "the Beginning and the Middle" took place at festivals such as BFI Flare London's Premier LGBTQIA+ Festival), OutFest (London's Premier LGBTQIA+ Film Festival), NFFTY (to name two). OutFest picked her to receive the Colin Higgins youth filmmaker grant. Lisa Ann Walter and Jill Gutowitz played co-stars on Jill Gutowitz's film "The Ladies," which premiered also at OutFest. Alexis was previously seen in a memorable appearance in season one of "Ramy," where she played Mikaela in a frequent role on ABC's "The Goldbergs." Alexis has been featured in both seasons of "Guilty Party", an AT&T/Fullscreen show, as well the Go90 series "Embeds." The actress starred as the main character in Netflix's original movie "Coin Heist." In the most recent episode, she appeared in "Hooking Up," a romantic comedy in the year 2020, starring Brittany Snow. In the year 2018, Alexis was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Digital Series for "Zac and Mia." Alexis has written a half-hour dark comedy series for FX. She's working on a pilot that is her own idea. In addition, she's making her first feature film. It's a queer romance about much more than simply coming out. She was a director and actor before in a Google commercial.