Night Live

Sting: A Winter's Night...Live from Durham Cathedral
$24.98
Sting, who likes to fashion himself as a member of the enlightened intellectual elite, admitted in a November 19, 2009 interview with the UK Daily Telegraph that he once saw a ghost, heard noises and saw objects fly around the room.

Um...okay.

And we are supposed to trust this guy when it comes to global warming.

Sting is looking more like a wrinkled lumberjack everyday, which should be insulting to wrinkled lumberjacks. This concert DVD is painful to watch as I think he is going to cut down all those trees on the cover of his companion CD. But he won't do that because he already has several mansions and doesn't need more wood to construct new ones so he is perfectly fine with keeping environmental restrictions on people who want to build their own homes. Hypocrite!

Live From New York: An Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live, as Told By Its Stars, Writers and Guests
$15.95
Saturday Night Live, now nearly 30 years old, has had its ups and downs. Some years the show was hilarious, others...well, not so much (remember when Robert Downey Jr. was a cast member? no? maybe he doesn't either). Cast members have come and (with the exception of Darrell Hammond) gone.

Trying to tell the story of Saturday Night Live would, no doubt, be an enormous challenge. So, why not let the cast and crew tell the story themselves? That is the aim of this book, with a well put together chain of short stories and anecdotes that, for me, seems to capture the spirit of the show both on stage and behind the scenes. Kudos to Miller and Shales for letting the people tell their own story, with very little interruption from the "authors".

You'll read stories from producers, writers, the cast, guest hosts, and more. You'll learn of the love-hate relationship people have with Lorne Michaels, the competition among writers to get their work on the show, opinions about several infamous incidents on the show (remember Sinead O'Connor's little "bonus" she put at the end of her song?), and which guest host was particularly proud of his...ahem...manhood.

For fans of the show, I honestly can't imagine a better way to read about the history of Saturday Night Live.

Live Plant Night Blooming Jasmine Intensely Fragrant Heirloom Favorite
$5.99
Cestrum nocturnum is a hardy semi tropical plant that matures into a large 6' to 10' tree like shrub. It is a perpetual bloomer that is intensely fragrant, especially at night. Easy to grow, quick to establish, great for novice gardeners.

Saturday Night Live - The Best of Eddie Murphy [VHS]
$9.98
I've had this DVD before, I always thought that this was some of his best work.