A giant inflatable pig and vintage warplanes fly overhead. London’s Victoria & Albert Museum has just held its press preview of “Pink Floyd ... There are technical drawings by the band ...

But it wasn’t so funny (or maybe it was) when that pig got loose of its tethers one fateful day back in the mid-’70s and caused a bit of a stir in Great Britain. You’ve heard of the Pink ...

Pink Floyd has never been a band that operates on a small scale. Whether it’s creating a full-on theatrical stage show for The Wall or flying an out-of-control inflatable pig over Battersea ...

A developer has pledged that pints will be pulled "as early as possible" at a former pub famous for its links to Pink Floyd. The Flying Pig in Cambridge closed its doors two years ago amid ...

In 1977, Pink Floyd created the iconic album artwork for ‘Animals’, by flying a massive inflatable pig over Battersea Power Station. The original photo took three days to get. During the 1976 ...

But the band mates have stepped in to stop the sale. Prop ... a large inflatable pig floats above a Pink Floyd concert on August 5, 1980. Picture: Supplied A spokesman for UK auction house ...

Two hats celebrating the Flying Pig Marathon are now available for purchase – a lightweight performance hat and a “rope” hat. The hats are embroidered with pink lettering and feature the ...

Among the 415 album covers Hipgnosis made between 1968 and 1983 was Pink Floyd’s “Animals” (1977), for which a 40-foot inflatable pig was photographed floating between the chimneys of London ...