Sarah Paulson

O - Oprah Magazine - February 2007: Bobby Kennedy Jr., Sarah Paulson & More
$5.79
240 page magazine featuring an interview with Bobby Kennedy Jr., articles on Regina King and Sarah Paulson, and features on health, fashion, style, books, advice from Dr. Phil and Suze Orman, and much more!

SARAH PAULSON 8X10 COLOR PHOTO
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Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip - The Complete Series
$59.98
For fans of The West Wing

If you've been wishing Jeff Bartlett could run for a third term, check out "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip." Aaron Sorkin, creator of "The West Wing," is also responsible for this one-season series about life backstage at the West Coast competitor to "Saturday Night Live." I couldn't help suspecting the show lasted only one season because it bit too close to the bone for television.

Bradley Whitford, Bartlett's deputy chief of staff on "The West Wing," plays Danny Tripp, Studio 60's producer. He is teamed with Matthew Perry as Matt Albie, the show's chief comedy writer (and possibly Aaron Sorkin's alter ego). Allison Janney, Bartlett's press secretary and ultimately chief of staff, appears in one segment as herself and the week's host for "Studio 60."

The tension of being funny every Friday night is no less gripping than, say, 500 well-armed Haitian troops invading the U.S. Embassy in Port au Prince. Politics enters into the plot almost exclusively in nonstop conflict with television industry censors. Romance is the main plot-turner here. Matt Albie has a conflict-riddled on-again, off-again love affair with one of his stars, comedienne Harriet Hayes, played by Sarah Paulson. He also has a drug problem. And Danny Tripp (spoiler alert!) falls reluctantly in love with the network boss, Jordan McDeere, played by Amanda Peet.

I was sorry to reach the end of the last disk.