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1. 1. Spotlight on celebrity

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 19 December 2003 THE idea of celebrity is challenged artistically in a new exhibition in Tameside, featuring portraits of British South Asian people in the limelight.

2. 2. Why I'm blessed to be in Blue

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 16 December 2003 SIMON& Webbe& is the kind of bloke it would be quite easy to dislike. The Moss Side born star of boyband Blue is young, gifted, good-looking, and rich.

3. 3. Your chance to star in Billy Elliot

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 12 December 2003 HOW do you fancy possibly taking one of the lead roles in Billy Elliot - The Musical at a leading theatre in London's West End next year?

4. 4. Prize makes Grayson happy potter

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 08 December 2003 A& TRANSVESTITE potter who decorates vases with images of sex and child abuse was savouring his success today after landing the Turner Prize.

5. 5. Artist turns on mosaic

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 08 December 2003 A WORK of light has been launched to help brighten a town’s festive celebrations.

6. 6. Tide comes in for maverick new poets

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 December 2003 A NEW event bringing together poets, authors, songwriters and hip-hop freestylers is being launched in Oldham this month.

7. 7. Artful boost

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 05 December 2003 THE Commonwealth Games gave the north west's arts a vital platform via the arts umbrella Cultureshock, but now a new arts conference - art04 - is aiming to recognise the force of the cultural industries by providing a marketplace, a talking shop and a £10,000 prize.

8. 8. Comedy is king at M.E.N. Awards

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 03 December 2003 COMEDY was king as stars of stage and screen shone at the 22nd annual M.E.N. Theatre Awards.<BR><EM>Watch our video footage from the event.</EM>

9. 9. Mayall's still top for laughter

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 01 December 2003 PANTS, fart, bottom, bra, pooh - five monosyllabic words that are a staple of playground banter and the bane of parents and teachers everywhere. Nobody in their right mind would fashion a career - not to mention several successful sit-coms -out of these puerile words but Rik Mayall is cut from a very different cloth.

10. 10. Turn towards oneself

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 28 November 2003 A SHEET of blank paper, a supermarket till receipt, a printout of a student's DNA and a pensioner's video self-portrait are some of the intriguing ways in which people chose to express themselves, when given the opportunity to draw their self-portraits.

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