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1. 1. Entertainment Now puts Stars in Their Eyes on stage

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 14 December 2002 PROMINENT north west businessmen are playing starring roles in the development of a music and entertainment venture which is due to float on the OFEX market.

2. 2. Games entertainment

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 July 2002 Away from the sporting action there will be plenty going on in Manchester during the Commonwealth Games.

3. 3. Away from the sporting action

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 July 2002 The squares in Manchester city centre are set to come alive during the Commonwealth Games with street entertainment and big screens showing all the sporting action and providing a carnival atmosphere.

4. 4. City sports a big attraction for banks

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 14 January 2002 Manchester’s role as the sporting and entertainment capital of the north has made it a prime target area for wealth managers.

5. 5. Getmedia on song with Popstars deal

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 18 September 2002 A NEWTON Heath mobile phone entertainment company is tipped for stardom after being signed by the makers of Popstars.

6. 6. Is Manchester a city that never sleeps?

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 15 February 2002 Following in the footsteps of New York and Sydney, Manchester is pioneering the culture of a 24-hour centre with entertainment on tap at all times of day and night.

7. 7. Is Manchester a city that never sleeps?

   CityLife, Friday 15 February 2002 Following in the footsteps of New York and Sydney, Manchester is pioneering the culture of a 24-hour centre with entertainment on tap at all times of day and night.

8. 8. Festival Live

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 25 July 2002 A lively lycra-clad space cadet bearing gifts of yellow Y-fronts from far away galaxies will form part of entertainment at an 11-day Commonwealth Games festival on the streets of Manchester.

9. 9. I'm a tv viewer...get me out of here!

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 August 2002 IN ancient Rome, peak-hour entertainment consisted of feeding Christians to the lions. In present-day Britain, the equivalent is a TV programme which holds out the hope of seeing Tony Blackburn eaten alive by ants.

10. 10. Festival Live

    CityLife, Thursday 25 July 2002 A lively lycra-clad space cadet bearing gifts of yellow Y-fronts from far away galaxies will form part of entertainment at an 11-day Commonwealth Games festival on the streets of Manchester.

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