Itunes 11.1 won't install on my Mac

Hi, I updated to IOS7 today and iTunes tells me I need to update to iTunes 11.1. When I open iTunes it tells me a new version (11.1) is available. However, when I choose to update iTunes, the program tells me it is up to date. I checked the version under File/about and I'm still on 11.0.5. Anyone else having this problem?

Never accept or download a software up date that is not from an authorized Apple site. You don't know if any one tampered with the software if you d/l from another source such as a dropbox account.
MJ

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