It's true, the Police are going out with a bit of philanthropy: The band added an extra and final show in New York City to raise money for Public Television. As The New York Times reports, the suggestion, broached by the band, arrived just as PBS was looking for ways to draw-in baby boomers. Synchronicity. And, really, this seems about as good a way as any to attract that valued age bracket unless -- hint, hint -- Public TV somehow got Eagles involved. For now, though, it's Sting, Andy, and Stewart stumping, fittingly, for Antiques Roadshow: - Source

Milk it, Sting! Billboard reports: *The Police will take one more victory lap through North America on their massively successful reunion tour before calling it quits for good, sources close to the tour tell Billboard. The Police - Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland - will play another 30-odd dates in May and July in North America, with 15 previously announced European concerts sandwiched between in June. Elvis Costello & The Imposters will open the entire run of North American dates, which wraps the first week in August.* All dates will be revealed shortly.MP3: The Police - Roxanne (Live) - Source

One more reunion coming to Coachella?

Perez Hilton says it's happening... and notes that the password for pre-sale tickets is "Roxanne."

Hrrrrrm.