Those two sounds, one improbable and the other probably mythic, came together for two nights late last week, when "Other Voices," an Irish television program that films performances in the 200-year-old St. James Church in Dingle, took up residence at Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village.
"We lived happily," she writes in her memoir, "Fairyland," hewing to her childhood fantasy, "until, one night late in the summer of 1973, my mother was out driving when her car was rear-ended.
Symbolic of that is what we have been through in the last four days, we have worked two nights, fairly late at night.
To kick off the new year Kistler ordered brokers with less than three years' experience to stay late two nights a week to make cold calls.
But neighbors kept it going, renting videos and DVDs for $4.75 for two nights, and inevitably paying the late fees.
On Saturday he performed at the South by Southwest music festival in Austin, Texas, and last week he appeared for five nights straight on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon".
The L Magazine's second annual Northside Festival brings more than two hundred and fifty bands — including Liars, Polvo, and Titus Andronicus — to venues in Williamsburg and Greenpoint, Brooklyn, for four nights of the latest sounds.
Two late nights of dancing in a row is pretty risqué.
WASHINGTON — Over four days and three late nights of meetings, Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee have largely stood up to Republicans' attacks on a proposal to overhaul the health care system.
Mr. Meyer's restaurant Untitled, which opened during the summer in the Whitney, has late hours three nights a week.
