Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lindsay Lohan's Third Album
but '''revisit''' in the fall if no release has been announced. The sources listed include Fox News, People Magazine, and the subject's own webpage. That's not exactly what I'd consider unreliable sources. Obviously there's a move afoot in Wikipedia to no longer accept official websites as legitimate (I still can't figure that out), so even if you discounted Lohan's page, the Fox and People sites can't be considered unreliable. However as announced albums do have a tendency to go vaporware or be rescheduled (examples: Laurie Anderson's new album was announced for 2008 but has been pushed back to 2009 and Enya reportedly was working on a new album for release at Christmas 2008 -- and this was announced in reputable news sources, I might add -- and it never happened), I do recommend that if no title or official release date is announced by the end of the summer, then this could be relisted. For now it does no harm to keep it here as the sources are sufficient to indicate this isn't a hoax and therefore there is no  issue
— User:23skidoo, 18:46, 11 May 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BLP (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)