Talk:Miranda Cooper
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Discography
[edit]This information doesn't appear valid, but I haven't seen this show. Anyone? Michael 17:38, 10 September 2006 (UTC)
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Edit request from paid contributor – proposed improvements
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Declared interest: I have been engaged by Miranda Cooper to suggest improvements to this article. I am disclosing this in accordance with WP:PAID. My user page contains full disclosure.
The following changes are proposed, each with sources. I am happy for reviewers to assess each one individually.
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1. Lead paragraph — "member" to "founding member" Current: ...best known for her work as a member of the songwriting and production team Xenomania... Proposed: ...best known for her work as a founding member of the songwriting and production collective Xenomania... Source: Xenomania Wikipedia article confirms Cooper as founding member alongside Brian Higgins. 2. Xenomania section — impact line Current: In 1997, she began working with Brian Higgins and became a founding member of Xenomania. Proposed: In 1997, Cooper began working with producer Brian Higgins and became a founding member of Xenomania, a UK songwriting and production collective whose early hits have been credited with reshaping British pop music for the 2000s. Source: Xenomania Wikipedia article; Sound of the Underground (album) Wikipedia article. 3. Girls Aloud — Christmas number one context Current: ...which became the UK Christmas number one in 2002 and spent four weeks at number one. Proposed: ...which claimed the UK Christmas number one — one of the most competitive chart positions of the year — and held the top spot for four weeks. Source: Official Charts Company. 4. Sweet About Me — PRS context Current: ...and was named the most-played track of 2009 by PRS for Music. Proposed: ...and was named the most-played track of 2009 by PRS for Music — a measure of its sustained commercial reach. Source: PRS for Music. 5. Maisie Peters — add "There It Goes" Current: She also co-wrote "John Hughes Movie" and "The Last One" for Maisie Peters. Proposed: She also co-wrote "John Hughes Movie" for Maisie Peters' debut album You Signed Up for This (2021), and both "The Last One" and "There It Goes" for its follow-up The Good Witch (2023). Sources: Shazam songwriter credits; San Remo Music roster; Official Charts. 6. Fighting With My Family — add Dwayne Johnson detail, remove workshop/timeline line Current: ...The musical also features a book and lyrics by Jon Brittain and music by Nick Coler...Closed workshops are planned for 2026, with a public presentation expected in 2027. Proposed: ...The musical features a book and additional lyrics by Jon Brittain and music by Nick Coler, and is produced by Cooper's production company Tilted Musicals in collaboration with Seven Bucks Productions, Stephen Merchant, Kevin Misher and Birmingham Hippodrome. The original 2019 film was written and directed by Stephen Merchant, with Dwayne Johnson serving as executive producer and appearing in a cameo role. Sources: Fighting with My Family Wikipedia article; BroadwayWorld. |
JayHarrisSanRemo (talk) 09:55, 25 June 2026 (UTC)
Reply 2-JUL-2026
[edit]- The direction to replace the line that states "...best known for her work as a member of the songwriting and production team Xenomania" could not be implemented because no line stating those words exists in the lead paragraph.
- The direction to replace the "impact line" In 1997, she began working with Brian Higgins and became a founding member of Xenomania. could not be implemented because there is no phrase matching "impact line" which currently exists in the article.
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"one of the most competitive chart positions of the year"
could not be implemented because the claim that this is "one of the most competitive chart positions" is not referenced. (See WP:V.)
- The direction to add the claim
"..by PRS for Music"
could not be added because the claim is not referenced. (See WP:V.)
- The direction to add
for Maisie Peters' debut album You Signed Up for This (2021), and both "The Last One" and "There It Goes" for its follow-up The Good Witch (2023)
could not be added because despite 3 references being supplied with the request, the requestor did not specify which reference went with which claim. (See WP:TSI.) - The direction to add
and is produced by Cooper's production company Tilted Musicals in collaboration with Seven Bucks Productions, Stephen Merchant, Kevin Misher and Birmingham Hippodrome. The original 2019 film was written and directed by Stephen Merchant, with Dwayne Johnson serving as executive producer and appearing in a cameo role.
could not be added because despite 2 references being provided, the requestor did not specify which reference went with which claim. (See WP:TSI.)
Regards, Spintendo 00:07, 3 July 2026 (UTC)
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Declared interest: I have been engaged by Miranda Cooper to suggest improvements to this article, disclosed in accordance with WP:PAID. This is a revised submission following feedback from Spintendo on 3 July 2026. Each proposed change now includes exact current text, proposed replacement text, and a specific source mapped to each claim.
1. Lead paragraph — role description Current text: Cooper has co-written for successful artists such as Alesha Dixon, Gabriella Cilmi and Kylie Minogue. Proposed addition after that sentence: She has co-written four UK number-one singles and has had over 30 top 10 UK hits. Source: San Remo Music roster page confirms "over 30 UK top 10 hits, including four #1 singles".
2. Xenomania description Current text: In 1997, Cooper met Brian Higgins, the founder of Kent-based songwriting and production team Xenomania. Proposed text: In 1997, Cooper met Brian Higgins, the founder of Kent-based songwriting and production team Xenomania, whose early productions have been credited with reshaping British pop music for the 2000s. Source: Xenomania Wikipedia article states "Round Round and Sound of the Underground have been credited with reshaping British pop music for the 2000s"; also Sound of the Underground (album) Wikipedia article.
3. Sweet About Me — PRS source Current text: Xenomania have also helped launch the careers of The X Factor contestant Amelia Lily and Australian singer-songwriter Gabriella Cilmi. Proposed addition of new sentence after this: Cooper co-wrote Cilmi's 2008 single "Sweet About Me", which reached number six on the UK Singles Chart, topped the Australian ARIA Singles Chart for five weeks, and was named the most-played track of 2009 by PRS for Music. Sources: Sweet About Me Wikipedia article for chart positions; NME, 22 December 2009 for PRS most-played confirmation; BBC News confirms PRS claim.
4. Maisie Peters — add songwriting credits with specific sources per claim Current text: Cooper started songwriting with Higgins, eventually finding commercial success and critical acclaim with their productions for Girls Aloud and Sugababes. Proposed addition of new sentence: More recently, Cooper co-wrote "John Hughes Movie" for Maisie Peters' debut album You Signed Up for This (2021), and "The Last One" and "There It Goes" for its follow-up The Good Witch (2023). Sources mapped to each claim:
- "John Hughes Movie" and You Signed Up for This (2021): Official Charts Company
- "The Last One" and The Good Witch (2023): Official Charts Company
- "There It Goes" co-written by Cooper: Shazam songwriter credits; San Remo Music roster
5. Fighting With My Family — Dwayne Johnson detail Current text: In April 2026, it was announced she was adapting the 2019 film Fighting with My Family into a stage musical, alongside Coler and Jon Brittain. Proposed text: In April 2026, it was announced she was adapting the 2019 film Fighting with My Family into a stage musical, alongside Coler and Jon Brittain. The original film was written and directed by Stephen Merchant, with Dwayne Johnson serving as executive producer via Seven Bucks Productions and appearing in a cameo role. Sources:
- Dwayne Johnson as executive producer and cameo: The Guardian, 22 April 2026 (already cited in article as ref 4)
- Fighting with My Family Wikipedia article confirms Johnson's role
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