Talk:Lalaine

message: Shouldn't the article be at Lalaine? She is more commonly known by that name. See Wikipedia:Naming conventions (common names). SimonMayer 05:55, 28 Aug 2004 (UTC)
thread_title: Article name

message: Removed who is a native of Manila, Philippines, as she was born in California, and grew up in California. This negates being a native of anywhere, but California.  If added, should maybe be listed as "cultural heritage is Philippino", or similiar.  <>Who?¿? 8 July 2005 08:52 (UTC)
:: Just because he is born in Burbank doesnt mean he is a California native. Lalaine was born in California but she grew up in the Philippines from 1990-1995.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 124.104.136.77 (talk) 05:26, 7 September 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: Native versus birthplace

message: Sorry about the accusations of Vandalism Mrblondnyc, I guess it was made in good faith. I believe it was mentioned somewhere on her website that one of her grandparents was Spanish (as from Spain I think), which would make her 25% Spanish. I believe this is significant enough to consider her Spanish American. Additionally, according to U.S. census, anyone who can trace their lineage and such back to a country which has Spanish as it's first language (i.e. Spain) would technically be considered Hispanic. 03-Apr-2006 - Doomstars
I still think someone is considered Hispanic by U.S. census definition if their ancestry hails from any country which has Spanish as it's first language. (Not sure about Latino still.) One example would be Spain. Another example would be Mexico. A non-example would be Brazil. 06-Apr-2006 - Doomstars
I didn't see your comment here before I made the comment in the history page so please disregard that one. 
I accept your apology. But I hope it wasn't you that got me blocked. Since her grandfather is from Spain, I stand corrected about her being Spanish-American. But from what I can tell, people of Spaniard descent are not necessarily considered "Hispanic/Latino". For example, I never see Martin Sheen referred to as a Hispanic/Latino even though he is half-Spanish. Actors Hank Azaria and Dan Hedaya are of Spanish Jewish Sephardic descent but they also are not considered Hispanic/Latino. (I saw Azaria on Conan O'Brien say his grandparents were from Spain) The Phoenix family (River, Joaquin, etc) also have considerable Spanish ancestry but also they are not considered as such. So from what I can tell maybe because Spain is a European country that people from there are not necessarily considered "Hispanic/Latino" but Europeans who happen to speak Spanish. So I left the "Spanish-American actors"  category, but I deleted the "Hispanic American actors" category because none of the actors I mentioned, not even Banderas or Cruz, are listed as "Hispanic American". Thanks for responding.MrBlondNYC 09:26, 6 April 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Well, it's pretty easy, guys. If there's a reliable source that calls Lalaine "Spanish" or "Spanish-American" (i.e. Lalaline herself, not her grandmother, father, or dog) then we can call her that and put her in that category, per Wikipedia policy. The quote she gives, which is reproduced here, seems to satisfy that requirement. The Phoenixes have a father who is described as being "of Spanish and Irish descent". I'm not sure if that means actually from Spain or just a Latin American country - for all we know - but this is the wrong place to discuss that. Mad Jack 04:39, 16 June 2006 (UTC)
replies: text:  One of Lalaine's parents is a Spanish-descended Filipino. End of Story.
i edited a few things on the ethnicity, it just sounded a bit amateurish, especially the bit someone tried to hide at the very end mentioning she also has chinese ancestry but only a little. Sounded unproffesional. hope you dont mind.--Jandela 04:47, 16 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Hispanic American/Spanish American discussion

message: First of all, Lalaine doesn't mean "wool". Wool is laine, and Lalaine is closer to la laine, 
"the wool". Secondly, unless someone can point to a source for the idea that Lalaine is derived from the French word for wool, it counts as "original research" and so should not be included. ("Articles may not contain any previously unpublished arguments, concepts, data, ideas, statements, or theories.")--GagHalfrunt 09:49, 7 September 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  "Her name means 'wool' in French" 

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thread_title: Fair use rationale for Image:Lalaine inyg.jpg

message: Just now, somebody added that she was arrested for doing drugs. The source quoted is TMZ.com and it is written by "TMZ staffers" which i feel are just online-bloggers and not correspondents. I searched the net but couldnt get any alternate source for this claim....I feel that TMZ may not be reliable source and we need an alternate source before putting this info in the article. I want to know what others think of it....Gprince007 (talk) 18:42, 25 April 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: I've removed this and it must not be readded unless better sources can be found. Per WP:BLP contentious statements about living people must be referenced to high quality sources, and the use of primary sources such as legal affidavits is strongly discouraged. Hut 8.5 21:35, 19 June 2016 (UTC)
thread_title:  TMZ as a source for drug arrest?? 

message: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Silvershrek
Looking back at the article history this user is deleting all mention of rehab or anything negative from the article making comments such as "let it go, sheesh, they made mistakes" this seems utterly biased to me and totally goes against wikipedias aims and neutrality.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 87.114.251.86 (talk) 08:50, 7 March 2011 (UTC)
thread_title: Silvershrek/censorship

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