I recently created a Wikipedia page and am encountering difficulty
with Wikipedia's policies on use of an image.

I inserted an image from a page on a performer's management company's
site that states the images are specifically for use in articles about
the performer.

But apparently this isn't good enough for Wikipedia and the image has
been flagged. Their policies on this matter at least to me seem
convoluted. They say the image could reasonably be replaced with a
"free" image. To them a "free" image seems to be one that's either in
the public domain due to age, one I personally took myself or that
someone gives full permission to use "in any manner".

Part of this is apparently that people have to be willing to allow the
photo to be used for commercial purposes for which they won't be
entitled to any remuneration. However, I see pics that are single
frames from TV broadcasts that are allowed under "fair use". How can
an image from a commercial broadcast which always has some "may not be
reproduced or rebroadcast etc. etc." and there's even a disclaimer
attached to the image saying that use of the image outside of
Wikipedia may be an infringement of copyright, so obviously the image
isn't "free". It isn't even obtained with permission.

And who's going to give permission for a photo to be used "in any
manner". What if someone puts it in a pornographic setting, or some
setting that would be offensive to the artist or their heirs. Don't
actors or other celebrities sue for unauthorized use of their
likeness?

Thanks for all input