Talk:Mira Craig

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She is also known in her home country for showing up on childrens television with hardly any clothes on, which raised a storm of phonecalls from concerned parents.^{[citation needed]}

- I've newer heard of this, and google turned up nothing. If should go back in, it need to be properly sourched.

and edited this one: owever, her true "claim to fame" came when she in the fall of 2005, stagedived at her own concert in a music hall in Norway, and nobody caught her.

"true claim to fame" seem a bit cruel, and it's definetively POV. Ole-p 13:40, 13 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]