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Kate Morgan Biscoe is an award-winning American make-up artist,[1] though she began her career as a hair stylist for the film Sling Blade.[2] Among her accolades are two Emmys[3] and one Oscar.[4]
is in violation of WP:NPOV. I do not understand how. I also do not understand why the information regarding Sling Blade and her starting her film career as a hair stylist, which was sourced, was removed entirely and not moved to another part of the article or re-worded if it is somehow not neutral. Nor do I understand why her winning two Emmys would not be included at the top of the article, but only the Oscar.
I have fixed the errors that the edit caused in the citations. I have also added back her full name as that is in the McGill article, which is referenced as "Gleisser 2019". If you hover over that, it should pull up the full citation. I have used the sfn template in order to prevent ref id conflicts, which is why there is a References section - for the inline citations - and a Sources section - for the full cited source. Tampering Ides (talk) 14:59, 27 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
