David Gilmour was seen hitting the town on Wednesday evening, attending the London premiere of the new film, "A Concert For George", which was held in honour of the late Beatle Harrison at the Royal Albert Hall. Amongst the pictures from the evening Rex Features have shown on their site, are pictures of David with his wife Polly, ex-Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, Jools Holland, and Joe Brown.

It is possible (but not confirmed) that David was in London for the Investiture Ceremony being held in The Ballroom at Buckingham Palace yesterday (Thursday), where The Queen was giving the likes of Sting and Roger Moore their titles awarded in her Birthday Honours List - where of course David was granted a CBE.

On the eve of the Pink Floyd Interstellar exhibition, which starts tomorrow and runs until January 25th, 2004 (covered in detail elsewhere on this site), the Cite de la Musique have updated their website to include a great new microsite devoted to the show.

The New York University professor Neil Postman, author of "Amusing Ourselves To Death: Public Discourse In The Age Of Showbusiness", which inspired Roger Waters' last album, sadly died on Sunday aged 72, after a battle with cancer.

We understand that the long-awaited release of PULSE on DVD, scheduled for November 4th, has now been delayed until March 2004. This information comes from EMI in Italy, courtesy of our friend Nicola De Cal from the Hey You fanzine.