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1. 1. Chris gives his caddy the diamond

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 01 September 2005 A& TEENAGE schoolgirl who caddied in a celebrity golf tournament for DJ Chris Evans was given a £10,000 diamond thank-you by the star.

2. 2. Super Furry Animals @ Academy 1

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 16 September 2005 THE golden rule of showbusiness is always make an entrance. Seasoned Welsh rockers the Super Furry Animals are masters of this concept. Their arrival in a golf buggy, dressed in fluffy, luminous-green radiation suits, is something akin to the Second Coming.

3. 3. On the road again

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 23 March 2005 EVER since Red Headed Stranger in 1975, Willie Nelson has ridden the horse that grazes between traditional country audiences and the rock 'n' roll crowd.

4. 4. There's no such thing as a free launch...

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 15 September 2005 TALK about killing two birds with one stone. When former Tory Minister John Lee knew he had his autobiography to launch and his 30th wedding anniversary to celebrate he cleverly conspired to combine the two.

5. 5. Sir David Frost @ The Lowry

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 27 May 2005 WHILE famed illusionist Derren Brown was bending minds in the Lowry's larger space, Sir David Frost last night went about jogging a few others in more intimate surroundings.

6. 6. Errol still believes in miracles

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 31 January 2005 SEVENTIES' soul smoothie Errol Brown has finally switched the Hot Chocolate-lifestyle for a Horlicks existence.

7. 7. Tony to find his way to the Bridgewater

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 29 April 2005 TONY Christie was top the pops for six weeks earlier this year and the Doncaster veteran is to round off a great comeback with a UK tour including a show at the Bridgewater Hall tonight.

8. 8. Jetset Willie

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 25 March 2005 WILLIE Nelson is such an iconic figure in American music that it's hard to imagine the day might come when the old road warrior might not be out on the road for more than 200 dates a year.

9. 9. Alice Cooper's still a trouper

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 04 July 2005 ALICE& Cooper the family man is a hard image to reconcile with his more familiar 'scary' persona. This is a man whose current live show features a pretend Paris Hilton being mauled by a dog. He'll be at the M.E.N Arena tonight.

10. 10. Sacrifice that is all but forgotten

    Manchester Evening News, Thursday 13 October 2005 ONE hundred years ago Suffragettes were first arrested in Manchester.& Yvonne Edge, manager of the& Pankhurst Centre, is& doing her& bit to insure their struggle to win the vote is still remembered by today's women.

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