Deletion of Sean Ali Stone

Comment: That media always want to include that he is Oliver Stone's son who has converted to Islam is what they do to create headlines... and shame on them. However, in searches without that "Ali" in the paramerter, we can see that he IS getting coverage for what he is doing, and that despite his being Oly's son, he '''IS''' receiving coverage in multiple reliable sources over a years-long period.https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Sean+Stone%22&tbm=nws&tbs=ar:1  So in spite of his father and his conversion, his career as an actor, producer, screenwriter, and cinematographer is not quite a simple recentism  blip on the scope dependent on .... and is in fact a meeting of  and  and pushing nicely at . I would though suggest that after being ''kept'', the article be expanded to use less recent sources to be more comprehensive of his career and films
Stance: keep
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Comment: essentially per . As for 'he's all over the news' - see  and . The fact that much of the media is talking about someone at the moment does not necessarily make them notable by our standards. Notability is not temporary; it means lasting fame, and requires coverage over a significant period of time. This guy might qualify at some point, but he hasn't yet. (See also: 
Stance: delete
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