Today's UK newspaper The Guardian reports that "the sad hulk of Battersea power station, a rotting shell blighting the London skyline for the past 20 years, is about to be declared one of the world's 100 most endangered sites."

"This week Battersea will achieve the unwelcome distinction of joining the biennial register of the the World Monuments Fund, the 2004 Monuments Watch List of 100 Most Endangered Sites, joining the war-ravaged archaeological sites in Iraq."

The US music TV channel VH1 have just broadcast their 50 Greatest Album Covers show. Full details are available at their site's page on the show.

Despite many classic covers, only one of Pink Floyd's albums appears in the list. Naturally, it is for Dark Side Of The Moon, and it is at the heady heights of number 4 in the list, beaten only by Nirvana's Nevermind, The Who's Who's Next, and at number 1, The Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers.

During the Floyd segment of the show, the contributors, in particular Storm Thorgerson, talk about the inspiration for the cover.

The Cite de la Musique (click here for the English language version of their website) have just started selling tickets for the films being shown alongside the main "Interstellar" exhibition. And they are already selling incredibly fast!

We have been fighting our way through the many entries to our competitions to win a copy of Classic Albums: Dark Side Of The Moon on DVD with accompanying t-shirt, or an Australian Pink Floyd new tour t-shirt. Loads of entries, most of which were correct. Well done!