Oh, one more question: The stuff I'm looking at right now would be a mic, stand, mic cable, and an interface. Is there anything else I will need? Any other cables or anything? I want to make sure I'm not missing anything when I'm ready to order.
I think you have pretty much run your budget out. Probably won't need a pop filter with that mic, it's built in.
IF you do, save yourself some money and just get a wire coat hanger. Shape it to a loop, and stretch a pair of panty hose over it. then just cut them and tie them off. Same thing and a whole lot cheaper.
Or.. a crochet loop instead of wire.
Directions on Youtube.
that might come in handy if you do the unscrew the head trick like scooter mentioned back a ways.
Oh.... btw... remember the girl doing the mic test.... take a look at her background... see how it hangs a little cleaner and is not over lit? Actually she over exposes it a bit up top... but it's still a pretty even mass altogether.
When you start looking for headphones this is a good set.
AT-M50 - they are somewhere around $100. They are very popular for recording.
IF you intend to listen to what you play through those earbuds you were using... you will need a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter or adapter cable.
The front of that interface uses a 1/4" Stereo jack and you have a 1/8" stereo plug on the end of the cable.
Another thing you can do is run the outputs on back which are also 1/4" to your Stereo if you have one. Then you need 1/4" to RCA plug... via cable or adapter. Some of that stuff can add up $5 here, $10 there.... if you buy this stuff and have a stereo or boombox or whatever, I might have some old cables and adapters around here I could send you. I got rid of a lot of that stuff but probably have enough left over for what you might need.... again thrift shops are good for that stuff too. You get a cable for $1 or go to radio shack and pay $7.50 for it. Don't be fooled by the fancy plugs and names. Unless the dog chewed it up it's probably fine.