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1. 1. Guys and Dolls @ Opera House

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 08 February 2007 THE press night for Guys & Dolls at the Opera House was a glamorous occasion.

2. 2. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Bring It On (Mute)

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 20 February 2003 THE deep, throaty growling vocals of Australia's favourite bad man may not be to everyone's taste, but the man's longevity can't be questioned.

3. 3. De Burgh is big the world over

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 09 November 2007 BEING big in Germany - it's the archetypal rock 'n' roll harbour for groups who find the UK and USA too difficult to crack. He plays here tonight.

4. 4. Lord Of The Dance @ Palace Theatre

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 July 2004 ED Byrne, the Perrier-nominated Irish wit once quipped that the only reason Riverdance is on a continuous tour cycle, is because it was asked to leave its homeland.

5. 5. Rovers return to our screens

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 November 2007 THE rovers return to Manchester for a new series of a top crime drama. In her first role since toxic Tracy Barlow was jailed for life, Kate Ford plays a witness to another killing in Blue Murder (ITV1, Monday, 9pm).

6. 6. Charlotte crowned 'Woman of the Year'

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 September 2005 SINGER Charlotte Church was crowned Woman of the Year by men's magazine GQ. The party-loving 19-year-old was hailed as a "role model" for women everywhere.

7. 7. Laughter masters take a bow

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 December 2007 MANCHESTER continues to establish itself as the country's second city of comedy (London only beats it in terms of quantity rather than quality as everyone in this fair city knows) and 2007 has been no exception.

8. 8. Top tips for 2006

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 03 January 2006 HERE are the names from the world of music which industry experts predict will be on everyone's lips in 2006. Here are the ones to watch in 2006, compiled by HMV music stores.

9. 9. New music for 2006

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 29 December 2005 AFTER&  another eventful year in music, the music industry is already gearing up to make 2006 even more so. Next year will see the return of some of the biggest names in pop - Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera, Pink, Natasha Bedingfield, Outkast, Darren Hayes, Richard Ashcroft and, erm, The Cheeky Girls all release new material next year.<BR>

10. 10. Chico's enjoys time at the top

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 March 2006 X FACTOR flop Chico may have failed to impress the judges on the TV talent show but the former stripper has shot straight to number one in the singles chart.

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