DJ AM Documentary To Air
MTV confirmed today that it will air the eight-part documentary Gone Too Far that will deal with substance abuse.
DJ AM Died Of Accidental Drug Overdose
The New York City Medical Examiner’s office announced Tuesday that the death of DJ AM has been ruled an accidental drug overdose. Spokeswoman Ellen Borakove said a number of drugs were found in his system.
"We've done the testing and investigation in conjunction with the NYPD and in our opinion this was an accidental overdose rather than suicide," Borakove told People magazine Tuesday.
DJ AM, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, was found dead in his NYC apartment on August 28. Sources say OxyContin, cocaine and a crack pipe were found near his body. Borakove says drugs found in Goldstein’s body included cocaine, Levamisole, oxycodone, hyrdrocodone, Ativan, Klonapoin and Xanax.
DJ AM Left No Will
DJ AM’s mother Andrea Gross filed court papers Wednesday requesting to oversee her son’s $1 million estate. DJ AM, whose real name is Adam Golstein, did not have a will at the time of his death, leaving Gross as his sole heir.
According to court papers, Goldstein had an annual gross income of $3.5 million and other property valued at $400,000. He was $2.9 million in debt, leaving his estate valued at $1 million.
Gross also sought permission to recover Goldstein’s personal belongings. A court hearing is scheduled for October 7.
DJ AM Had OxyContins In Him
Apparently crack wasn't the only thing in DJ AM's apartment. He had 8 OxyContins in his stomach when he died.
DJ Am's Last Spin
Dj Am (Adam Goldstein), the celebrity deejay who was found dead in his Manhattan apartment last Friday was buried today at Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary in West Los Angeles.
A large crowd of friends and family came out to pay their respects to Adam among them were his mother Andrea Gross, his girlfriend, his best friend Travis barker and other celebs. Not pictured were Nicole Richie and Joel and Benji Madden and many more.
Details of DJ AM's Last Day Alive
Days after Adam Goldstein was found dead in his Manhattan apartment, details are being released on his last hours alive and how he was found. A police source tells People magazine that Goldstein, known to fans as DJ AM, sent his last text message to two unnamed friend at 1 a.m. on Friday, the day he was later discovered dead.
Goldstein, 36, texted the friends about his scheduled performance in Las Vegas later that night. Around 5 p.m. a friend called 911 because Goldstein was not answering his cell phone and failed to arrive for his flight to Las Vegas.
NYPD officers broke down the door to Goldstein’s apartment and found his lifeless body in bed. A crack pipe was lying nearby. A bag of crack cocaine and prescription drugs were also found in the apartment.
Photogallery: Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein's Body Is Removed From His NYC Apartment!
Adam Goldstein, celebrity DJ AM, passed away this afternoon in his New York apartment and his body was removed hours later by the New York City coroner's office. His death created quite the crowd outside the apartment building as every paparazzi and fan in the city waited for his final exit. The crowds and the event itself feels very similar to the death of actor Heath Ledger. Adam will be missed.
Stars Attend The Launch Of "DJ Hero" in LA
Ashlee Simpson, Nicky Hilton, Kim Kardashian and more were at the Launch for DJ Hero in Los Angeles last night.
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DJ Am To Get His Own MTV Show
Fresh off surviving a plane crash (or two at this point), DJ Am has created his own show for MTV that is basically a glaring rip off of Intervention.
Adam Goldstein, aka DJ AM, will host an intervention series on MTV. Gone Too Far “chronicles tough-love interventions for young people whose lives have become unmanageable because of chemical dependence” and “DJ AM will be present throughout the intervention process, which will be led by an addiction specialist,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.Source
