A historical exhibit on the Grateful Dead is currently on display at The New-York Historical Society. The exhibit, called "The Grateful Dead: Now Playing at the New-York Historical Society," features Dead-related items such as photographs, T-shirts and posters. "This exhibition not only celebrates the band's relationship with New York but its tremendous impact on American culture," Dr. Louise Mirrer, the New-York Historical Society's CEO and president, said in a press release.

A historical exhibit on the Grateful Dead is currently on display at The New-York Historical Society.

The exhibit, called "The Grateful Dead: Now Playing at the New-York Historical Society," features Dead-related items such as photographs, T-shirts and posters, all of which were made available by the University of California at Santa Cruz's Grateful Dead Archive.

"Despite the Grateful Dead's close association with California, the band and New York have been an important part of each other's history from the first time the Dead played here in 1967 to the band's year-on-year performances in New York from the late 1970s through 1995," Dr. Louise Mirrer, the New-York Historical Society's CEO and president, said in a press release.

"This exhibition not only celebrates the band's relationship with New York but its tremendous impact on American culture," she added

The exhibit reportedly features early photographs of the Dead, musical instruments from the band - including former keyboardist Pigpen's harmonica - the skeletons used in the "Touch of Grey" music video and a notebook by archivist Dick Latvala that contains notes and a set list from a Los Angeles concert in 1978.

"The Grateful Dead: Now Playing at the New-York Historical Society" will run through July 4.

Nowhere Boy, the biopic film about the life of John Lennon, is headed to DVD on May 10. The new DVD and Blu-ray disc release will include special features, such as commentary from director Sam Taylor-Wood, as well as interviews, deleted scenes and two featurettes titled Lennon's Liverpool and The Re-creation of the Quarrymen. The film recently earned several nominations at the British Association of Film and Television Awards.

Nowhere Boy, the biopic film about the life of John Lennon, is headed to DVD on May 10.

The new DVD and Blu-ray disc release will include special features, such as commentary from director Sam Taylor-Wood, as well as interviews, deleted scenes and two featurettes titled Lennon's Liverpool and The Re-creation of the Quarrymen.

The film recently earned several nominations at the British Association of Film and Television Awards, including best supporting actress nods to Kristin Scott Thomas as Lennon's Aunt Mimi and Anne Marie Duff as his mother, Julia.

The Lennon family continues to make headlines this week over the recent release of a new car commercial for French automaker Citroen's DS-3 that uses footage of the former Beatle damning people's reverence for the 1960s and 1970s. In the ad, Lennon claims that "once a thing's been done it's been done," and encourages viewers to "do something of your own, start something new."

While British television reported many Lennon fans were angered by the use of his image for profit, Lennon's son, Sean, assured fans that the "intention was not financial" and was about "simply wanting to keep him out there in the world."

The late Jimi Hendrix, whose new album, Valleys of Neptune, hit store shelves today, will also play the Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival in a new short film. The project was created by film maker Julien Temple to fulfill a fantasy of his, according to the Sun. The combination of Glastonbury fans and footage of Hendrix onstage will give the appearance of the legendary guitarist actually performing at the festival.

The late Jimi Hendrix, whose new album, Valleys of Neptune, hit store shelves today, will also play the Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival in a new short film.

The project was created by film maker Julien Temple to fulfill a fantasy of his, according to the Sun. The combination of Glastonbury fans and footage of Hendrix onstage will give the appearance of the legendary guitarist actually performing at the festival.

Glastonbury promoter Michael Eavis helped out on the project and makes an appearance at the end of the film. Supermodel Kate Moss also appears, watching the performance from the side of the stage.

The film was made in conjunction with Valleys of Neptune, which features 12 previously unreleased Hendrix recordings.

Meanwhile, another Hendrix movie is reportedly in the works and talks are also underway about a Hendrix version of the Rock Band video game.

The U.K.'s Royal Mail is working with Pink Floyd to create a souvenir stamp that will feature the artwork from the band's classic 1994 album, The Division Bell. "It's the first time Royal Mail has worked with a major rock band to produce a product of this kind, and reflects the band's enormous global impact over more than four decades," said Royal Mail's Julietta Edgar, according to The Rock Radio. The stamp was unveiled on March 6.

The U.K.'s Royal Mail is working with Pink Floyd to create a souvenir stamp that will feature the artwork from the band's classic 1994 album, The Division Bell.

"It's the first time Royal Mail has worked with a major rock band to produce a product of this kind, and reflects the band's enormous global impact over more than four decades," said Royal Mail's Julietta Edgar, according to The Rock Radio.

"Pink Floyd has a huge fan base around the world and this souvenir stamp sheet is for them and music fans in general," she added.

The stamp sheet also features lyrics from The Division Bell's closing track, "High Hopes," as well as a Pink Floyd emblem set atop the album cover.

The stamp was unveiled on March 6 to commemorate the 64th birthday of guitarist/vocalist David Gilmour.