Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/James Grant (publicist)
This guy has quite a history, not just as a publicist, his recent career, but as a celebrity journalist for People Magazine, Life Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, LA Times, by lines any one of which most journalists would love to promote.  Enough that there was a http://books.google.com/books/about/James_Grant_Journalist.html?id=1KCqpwAACAAJ 2011 book written about him, some of it sourced from this wikipedia article.  This article is well sourced, though many sources refer to print publications.  I have yet to bop over to the local library to verify these, but I have already added a few sources that back up statements made here.  I assume their veracity.  The sources in this article, though they were masked by brackets, are high quality .  I've gone in to remove the brackets to reveal the sources better.  Not only has he written for sources, there are several profile articles about him.  We have an ongoing issue with the category of publicist.  Someone with that title is immediately suspect by the deletion crowd, and (full disclosure) I have tangled with this NOM before because he is one of the worst practitioners of the art of deleting content from wikipedia.  It is the job of a publicist to get their client's name in the news, so one would expect the publicist would also act to get their own name in the news.  All that said, this guy has done that and we have sources of that coverage here.  It is a CV, but he has a notable CV  Add to that James Grant is an incredibly common name and thus hard to google
— User:Trackinfo, 00:08, 26 September 2014 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)