For those of you in the United States, NPR radio show "World Cafe" will feature guest David Gilmour tomorrow (Wednesday, November 26th). David discusses Pink Floyd's last album and the making of The Endless River, the band's dysfunction and Richard Wright.

Check your local NPR radio station for air-times, over at NPR.org. They also post many of their interviews online after the event, so it is worth checking back in the next few days to hear it.

Thanks to our friends over at Floydpodcast for the news about this.

On Friday evening, BBC One TV's Mastermind included Pink Floyd as one of the contestants' chosen subjects, and you can now see how YOU might have done if sat in the intimidating black chair, as we have all the posed questions below!

For those of you unfamiliar with this show, in a nutshell, four contestants take it in turns to answer questions over two rounds, against the clock. The first two-minute round comprises questions on each contestant's chosen specialist subject, and the second two-minute round tests general knowledge. The winner of each contest goes forward to the next knockout phase of the competition. It is one of the most popular quiz programmes on television, having run for forty-two years.

It's only the second time in the programme's history that someone has chosen to answer questions about Pink Floyd. Now it's time to test yourself - how many of the following do you know the answer to?

Just published is a special collector's edition of Rolling Stone in Germany, which focuses on Pink Floyd.

The magazine, in stores now (and available to order online) is a 100-page special, and includes:

• Many interviews, among other things the last one with Syd Barrett from 1971
• Pink Floyd album guide
• Making of The Dark Side of the Moon
• The best solo albums and bootlegs
• The visual concept of the band
• Album cover, concert poster
• Band internal vendettas
• The dark side and bitter truth
• Behind the curtain

For more information, please visit Rolling Stone.de. Our thanks to Michael Nickel for his help with this news item.

As part of the promotion for The Endless River, Nick Mason has been talking to Legacy Recordings about Pink Floyd's visits to Japan, which started back in 1971. It's an interesting interview, with some different questions asked than the norm, and Nick even (slightly tongue in cheek) volunteers his services as a drummer to One Direction!

UPDATE: The second part of this interview is now available to view. Click here for part two, and just uploaded, is the third part. The second and third parts are harder to follow, as the questions are not given - just Nick's answers!