If you’ve missed PETA’s high-profile parties with a purpose, here’s your chance to experience one right in your own living room—with PETA’s new DVD and home video, "Paul McCartney & Friends: The PETA Concert for Party Animals."

Available in stores worldwide this month on the Image Entertainment label, this multimedia spectacle features a rare live performance by Paul McCartney, plus the B-52's—joined by a go-go dancing Pamela Anderson. Also on stage are Chrissie Hynde, who dedicates "I’ll Stand by You" to PETA and the animals, and Sarah McLachlan singing her hit "Angel" as a tribute to Linda McCartney, complete with never-before-seen home videos of the McCartneys compiled by Paul and the kids.

Alec Baldwin and Jamie Lee Curtis, hosts of the sensational show, introduce animal-themed stand-up by Ellen DeGeneres and Margaret Cho, as well as PETA’s psychedelic salute to Laugh-In featuring Bea Arthur, Andy Dick, Fred Willard, Martin Mull, Mo Gaffney, The "Lady" Bunny, and Elvira. Gillian Anderson, Bob Costas, Ricki Lake, Christina Applegate, and Kristen Johnston host a Humanitarian Awards segment spotlighting the work of PETA and its celebrity supporters, including Todd Oldham, Stella McCartney, Bill Maher, Steven Seagal, Richard Pryor, Linda Blair, and Kathy Najimy.

The DVD also includes special features such as a retrospective reel of PETA PSA’s—including the Golden Girls cast members targeting fur, k.d. lang’s infamous "Meat Stinks" spot, River Phoenix urging kids to speak up for animals, and, produced years later, his younger brother Joaquin’s ad for turkey-free holiday meals. Another menu option allows viewers to see PETA’s celebrity-hosted undercover animal cruelty cases, such as Charlize Theron’s exposé of puppy mills, Babe star James Cromwell’s take on the pork trade, Stella McCartney’s tour of a fur farm, and Pamela Anderson’s true skin flick—a look at how leather is produced.

Click here to purchase a copy of "Paul McCartney & Friends: The PETA Concert for Party Animals." Preview highlights online at PETATV.com.