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172.136.70.223, we appreciate your great content about music and movies, and hope you contribute more. It would also be greatly appreciated if you logged in and used a name; then we could more easily engage in discussion of these topics. For example, while movies, actors, singers, and albums generally all merit articles here, individual songs are probably better collected and described on the album's article; otherwise they're not likely to have more than a one-paragraph stub, which we try to avoid here. Perhaps "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" might be culturally important enough to have its own article, though, if there's a lot more that could be written about it (other artists who recorded it or movies that use it, etc.). --LDC
