Talk:Joanna Pacitti

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I deleted the paragraph about Nell Carter. Carter has her own Wikipedia entry, so there's no reason to cross-post biographical info about her on this page. Furthermore, the entry itself read like a backbiting insult to Carter, and was clearly NPOV.

[edit] Not a neutral POV

There are biased snippets that read like they're from a press package in the body of this article:

However, most of the nation was on Pacitti's side and supported her immensely, although there is no evidence that a national poll or survey of any kind was undertaken to confirm this massive "support" for the performer. Television shows and newspaper articles were full of praises for Pacitti, except for at least one, Variety. -- This entire paragraph should be excised; contains not one shred of verified information.

Although her heart was broken and done publicly, she did her best to keep her chin up. Just like the little red headed girl she portrayed, Pacitti believed the sun would come out tomorrow. - Obviously written from a sympathetic point of view.

She was even the subject of an MTV "True Life" documentary in which they followed the first year of a recording artist. Of course, the MTV gig wasn't exactly "tomorrow" in reference to the Annie fiasco. - Makes no sense at all. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Paulshrug (talk • contribs).


Not to mention that parts of the article bear a striking resemblance to this page here. --Paul A 07:56, 17 August 2006 (UTC)

Well, they say to be bold in editing... --Paul A 08:21, 17 August 2006 (UTC)