Deletion of Elisa Jordana (3rd nomination)

Comment: per AfD #1. The sources supplied by Robman94 are either  violating tabloid journalism or self-published (ie: non-independent) works, while a search beyond this brings up similar things like "Howard Stern raves about Elisa Jordana and Benjy Bronk Nude Register To Vote Photo" (makes you wonder how Jeremy Corbyn managed it fully-clothed
Stance: merge
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Comment: she was the 'keytarist' and backup singer in Cobra Starship (which indicates she was only with the band two years not three - leaving in December 2006, however given the band was formed in 2006 her period of time with the band would have been less than two years), she didn't write any of the band's songs (according to the respective items on the band's releases) and there are no independent verifiable articles provided that indicate that she had any influence on the band (see ). Then there's the statement "After three years in the band, she broke free to make an attempt at a solo career." - broke free?? It goes onto state that she released, sorry 'launched' two singles however the reference cited links to a YouTube video performing the song "Online Sweetheart", no indication that it was her song or that it was released as a single and no mention of a second song/single, "Fuck You I'm Fine" (see ). Then her radio career appears to be limited to a number of guest appearances on ''The Howard Stern Show'', given the number of guests that have appeared on the Howard Stern Show this is hardly notable in its own right. The reference cited in the article states "that she is also a staff member on the show, and has been a comedy writer on the program for over a year." not "Jordana was also hired as a writer for The Howard Stern Show for four years starting from late 2011 to December 2015" as stated in the article. Then in the section on her being a writer the article states "Jordana has had columns featured in ''XOJane'', ''Marie Claire'', ''Yahoo'', ''The Washington Post'',and ''The Rumpus''." however the references cited all appear to be articles written by regular columnists, where Jordana is interviewed not where she is the primary author (see ).  In summary there is not enough here to establish notability
Stance: delete
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Comment: per very weak KEEP responses above and 
Stance: delete
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