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1. Preview: Fall Out Boy
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007THE old expression "What doesn't kill us only makes us stronger'' perfectly sums up Emo music's current predicament.
2. Two new babes keep trio at the top
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007MUCH like the England football manager's post, being a member of the Sugababes is hardly a job with longevity in mind.
3. Preview: Damien Rice
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007IN every musical genre, there are the leaders and there are the foot soldiers.
4. Preview: Kelly Jones
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007YOU can't blame Kelly Jones for craving a change of scenery. As frontman of Stereophonics, he and his band (alongside maybe only Oasis) have become staples of arena-sized, mid-90s-derived machismo bloke rock.
5. Preview: Fame
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007WATCH out for sweatbands, leggings and plenty of crackling energy ... Fame The Musical is back in town!
6. How to plot a new home
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007GET a proper valuation. Arrange an independent assessment of the value of the land you are selling. Haggle with the developer to get the best price or contact a land agent to see if your can get a better price elsewhere.
7. Doctor's cure for boredom
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007MAKE the Easter break a truly egg-citing time for children with an activities programme around Greater Manchester choc-full of fun!
8. A concerted rock effort
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007MANCHESTER, the city of awesome music - we all know about that. But a lesser known fact is that Manchester is the city with the highest number of cancer-related deaths in the UK.
9. Preview: 192 Acousticfest
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007THERE'S always been a strong musical tradition of songs being inspired by buses but this must surely be the first time we've had a whole festival dedicated to one.
10. Preview: Barenaked Ladies
South Manchester Reporter, Friday 30 March 2007IN the United States and their native Canada they are four-million selling sensations, but here in Britain, Barenaked Ladies alternate with Bjorn Again as wacky festival staples.