:Comment - Celine herself uses two versions of her name depending on the language market.  All her English-language albums use Celine, whereas all her French-language albums use Céline.  So on that basis, if the artists uses "e" on English material, then as this is English Wikipedia, consistency would prevail.  Same would apply for French Wikipedia, as Celine uses "é" on French material, then correctness would be é on French Wikipedia.  As long as we provide explanation in the article about the two variations, then I see no need to change the article name.  Céline Dion redirects to Celine Dion anyway for those who search using either spelling.  So is there really an important need to move the article?  If we did, then Celine Dion would redirect to Céline Dion and no major changes would have occurred.   ☮