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1. 1. Soapstar Superstar

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 16 January 2006 CORRIE heartthrob Richard Fleeshman was the shining list in the first ever series of the TV talent contest. Check out our photo gallery for the winner, here.

2. 2. James is doing it for the kids

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 January 2006 JAMES Campbell makes a living from performing stand up to the under aged. It's not a whim that he'll grow out of either, he's made a very good career out of it. He'll perform his Comedy 4 Kids show at The Lowry on Saturday.

3. 3. Five alive for Chiefs and Blunt at Brits

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 January 2006 FORMER British Army captain James Blunt and Leeds rockers the Kaiser Chiefs have bagged five nominations each at the prestigious Brit Awards. Local favourites Oasis, Ian Brown and Shayne Ward& are also up for gongs. Find out more, here.

4. 4. Prepare to Rourke 'n' roll at cancer benefit

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 January 2006

   EX-SMITHS bassist Andy Rourke scoured his phone book to bring together a Who's Who of Mancunian music for the Manchester Versus Cancer concert on Saturday. Find out more about& the line-up and how to buy tickets, here.

5. 5. Preview: Tangled

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 January 2006 MOST clubs celebrate their birthdays. It's a chance to boost ratings and get people fired up for their night out. Few clubs, however, have the level of fanatical support that means the resident DJs get the chance to celebrate their own birthdays as part of the club's calendar. <BR>

6. 6. Preview: Pete Tong @ Sankeys Soap

   Manchester Evening News, Thursday 12 January 2006 PETE Tong is synonymous with dance music. A long-standing DJ on Radio 1, his weekly Essential Selection show lets people the length and breadth of the country know what's working in clubland that week, whether it be big anthems or relatively obscure leftfield sounds. Tonight he brings his radio show to Manchester's Sankeys Soap for a one-off DJ set that, let's face it, been a long time coming.<BR>

7. 7. James: I want a Brit Award

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 January 2006 WHEN Busted announced they were splitting in January 2005, James Bourne set about trying to find some new members for his new band, Son Of Dork.

8. 8. Cherry's a haunting soul

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 January 2006 ROCK stars - they're a forgetful bunch of people, aren't they? Shaun Ryder famously can't play a gig without the aid of an autocue, and Pete Doherty, well, he can't even remember to turn up to his gigs. However, you certainly couldn't apply this same attitude to Cherry Ghost. He plays here on Saturday.

9. 9. Dancehouse date for former Manc student Lucy

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 31 January 2006 THE bizarre image in my mind reveals Lucy Porter bargaining with the devil for a life of low-paid comedy... and a comfortable bed. She plays here on Sunday.

10. 10. Health and happiness for Chinese New Year

    Manchester Evening News, Monday 30 January 2006 LET'S face it, Chinese food gets a lot of bad press. Whenever a new de-tox or diet regime hits the shelves, one of the first pieces of advice is to ditch those Chinese take-away meals full of egg-fried rice or deep-fried spring rolls. But, as with any type of food, there are good and bad elements when it comes to keeping on top of your health and fitness. So, as we start the Chinese Year of the Dog, why not take another look at eastern-inspired cuisine and how you can incorporate it into your own healthy-eating regime?

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