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1. 1371. Manchester bands set for Euro party

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 May 2003 FOLLOWING Radio 1's One Big Weekend at Heaton Park, there is hope of more free music from top bands in the city.

2. 1372. The Affair of the Necklace (12)

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 08 January 2002 A solid period drama set in revolutionary France with an intricate plot – but it can’t make its mind up whether it’s a romp like The Three Musketeers or a morality piece like Les Miserables.

3. 1373. UK Air Guitar Championships @ Roadhouse

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 29 July 2003 WHEN the bouncers on the door check your bags for guitars, not stashed beer, you know you’re in for a strange night.

4. 1374. Durutti Column man speaks out

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 April 2003 VINI Reilly, the man behind Factory Record's The Durutti Column talks in an exclusive interview about his career and the year's since the record label's collapse.

5. 1375. Rat Race (12)

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 09 January 2002 It’s hard to remember a time when one of these starry chase movie comedies really did work.

6. 1376. Cold Feet star set for city dates

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 April 2003 PRIOR to his appearance at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Hobson's Choice, John Thomson spoke in detail to the M.E.N.

7. 1377. ComedyBalloon @ The Briton's Protection

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 October 2003 IT was a quiet night at the Balloon open mic night. Man United were playing so a cosy group of non Reds huddled round for an evening of bra removal (compere Ian Fox clearly showing off to the ladies in the room) and wrestling (again largely instigated by Fox).

8. 1378. Manchester Poetry Festival

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 October 2003 POETRY was never cool in my day. Back then it was all about World War One and wastelands, writes Riazat Butt.

9. 1379. Why 50 Cent is the real deal

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 October 2003 EVEN the title of 50 Cent's award-winning album, Get Rich Or Die Trying, is so emblematic of the boastfully joking hip-hop mindset that it's no surprise that the former Curtis Jackson has sold more than eight million copies worldwide of his debut album.

10. 1380. Slim Gaillard - Laughing In Rhythm (Proper Records)

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 02 October 2003 BECAUSE he relied so heavily on the hip jargon of the 1940s, much of it of his own invention, Gaillard has dated rather more than fellow jazz humorists like Fats Waller and Louis Jordan.

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