I’ve included Ron Livingston’s short on solar energy below — but check out James Blunt and Sam Waterson after the fold. The full list of currently released videos, can be found here.

Current Energy presented a $10,000 check for the “Current Energy Earth Friendly Award” to filmmaker Josh Tickell for his film Fields of Fuel at the AFI DALLAS International Film Festival awards brunch on Sunday, April 6.  The awards presentation was held at the W Hotel in Victory Park.  From left to right, Josh Stern and Joseph L. Harberg, Current Energy principal partners;  Liener Temerlin, AFI DALLAS International Film Festival founder and chairman;  filmmaker Josh Tickell;  Ross Perot, Jr.; actor Ron Livingston.

I swear, Scott Wolf has barely changed since his Party Of Five days. Come to think of it, Matthew Fox hasn’t really aged either. What are these people drinking? Kabbalah water?

Anyways, Scott was recently paid a visit by the EcoZone team — a group of sustainable experts led by Daisy Fuentes that invade the homes of stars and work to make them more eco-friendly. Along the way, loads of eco-friendly tips are dished out — designed to help viewers make their own pads as green as possible. Previous episodes have featured the homes of actors Ron Livingston, Patrick Warburton, and Allison Janney.

In this episode, Scott and his wife Kelley receive a natural fiber rug, dining chairs made out of sustainable materials, eco-friendly furniture for the family room, an organic garden, and a drip-irrigation system for the yard to conserve watering. Ah, it’s good to be a star.

You can check out the videos and photos online.

Janney received the following upgrades:

*The team installed a new fireplace mantle made of bamboo — a grass and not a tree — and the grains of the bamboo made for a lighter mantle complemented by recycled glass tiles.

*Janney got a new sofa from Cisco made from FCRC certified wood, natural
latex and eco friendly cotton and wool materials.

*Outside, the team refurbished an old weathered deck made of polyboard
and aluminum materials that are 100% recyclable.

*Because it was getting costly to keep the outdoor pool warm, The Green
Team installed solar thermal heating on a flat roof top that now heats
the pool using only solar energy.

Now you may be wonder why the hell a rich celebrity receives these upgrades and not some family in desperate need of some reduced energy bills or a healthier environment. It’s a honest question that probably boils down somewhere between marketing and audience appeal. The latter is in question because as ABC’s Home Makeover has shown us, family stories are just an inspiring or interesting as the supposed drama of the rich and famous. Another reason might be that celebrities are paying for these upgrades which would place them squarely out of the range of most families. So — we get simple cost-effective tips through a celebrity home makeover instead. Look for Planet Green to address makeovers for the rest of us.

For some snippets of the latest episode, hit the EcoZone site!