The result was keep. per sourcing by Carrite v/r - TP 15:52, 27 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Unremarkable actress and singer. The claim that she was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize as a member of the group 1000 PeaceWomen is supported by a press release. Note that nominations for Nobel Prizes are sealed for 50 years from the year of nomination, so this claim cannot be substantiated. Basinet's music career is not notable. Basinet's film career is not notable. Basinet is apparently only notable for recording a version of a very often recorded Christmas song which people mistakenly believe is sung by Marilyn Monroe (although I suspect that this is likely something put forward by her publicist rather than a general misconception). It may be informative to check the sources used.
The article has been deleted several times and is salted to prevent re-creation (this version was created in an apparent response to a request made on IRC). Basinet has been regularly and repeatedly added to Santa Baby by single purpose accounts for literally years now. See Talk:Santa Baby for previous discussion about Basinet. Note that one of the images on the current article is a copyright violation. Note that the creator of the article, User:Lambano Blosko is a single purpose account whose edits all relate to Basinet. Note that although this version of the article was moved from User:Lambano Blosko/Cynthia Basinet, there also exists a version created 19 December in User:Naruki09/sandbox. Note that although User:Naruki09 registered and made two edits in 2006, they took a 5 year hiatus before returning to become another single purpose Basinet-promoting account. Note also the contributions of User:68.175.21.168, a single purpose IP account. There's a reason that this BLP reads like poorly written PR copy... Delicious carbuncle (talk) 03:58, 20 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
*Post-After Comment: Molon labe! meaning "Come [and] take [them]!", is a classical Greek expression of defiance which roughly corresponds to the modern equivalent English phrase "over my dead body". Since user Lambano Blosko's involvement, and indeed identity, have come into question in regard to this article, it would be advisable to note that "Molon" is the aorist active participle of the Greek verb "blosko" meaning "having come". Whereas, "labe" is the aorist active imperative of the verb "lambano" meaning "take [them]." Lambano Blosko is a user whose English is sub-par (evidence by past edits and summaries) and who has only recently joined Wikipedia and has almost entirely focused his/her activity on helping the Cynthia Basinet article. The username in fact literally proclaims "Over my dead body!" in Greek to the editors and admins who would suggest the article be deleted. Five Point Lexicon (talk) 02:27, 21 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]