DJ AM was back on the decks for the first time since surviving a fiery plane crash. By The Associated Press DJ AM was back on the decks for the first time since surviving a fiery plane crash. The ...

An autopsy got underway Saturday afternoon to determine the exact cause of DJ AM's death -- but with cops already leaking the news that a crack pipe and numerous prescription drugs were found in the ...

Who was Travis Barker’s friend DJ AM? Barker’s friend Adam Goldstein was best known as a popular DJ, working under the name DJ AM. His stage name stems from his first and middle names, Adam Michael.

The sad, shocking passing of DJ AM (Adam Goldstein) last night had a new media twist to it. On his active Twitter feed, the final cryptic tweet came at 2:57pmET on Tuesday. It provides a personal look ...

When Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein died of a drug overdose in 2009, he was one of the best-known turntablists in the world, yet aside from a posthumous cameo in “Iron Man 2” and a few scattered appearances ...

DJ AM (Adam Goldstein) died of an accidental overdose caused by acute intoxication according to the New York City Medical Examiner, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The Medical Examiner said the cause of ...

Last year, the life of Adam Goldstein, BKA DJ AM, was beautifully documented in the riveting and emotionally-charged feature film, As I AM: The Life And Times of DJ AM. And today, as the film makes ...

Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein helped revolutionize DJing before his tragic 2009 death, but his life was also filled with tragedy and depression. Kevin Kerslake examined Goldstein’s rise and fall in the 2015 ...

MTV is teaming with DJ AM to launch an intervention-style reality show. By James Hibberd, The Associated Press MTV is teaming with DJ AM to launch an intervention-style reality show. Tentatively ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Independent distributor Abramorama has set a theatrical release for the documentary “As I Am: The Life and Times of DJ AM,” ...

MTV announced today that Gone Too Far, an eight-episode reality series hosted by the late Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein about young addicts between ages 20 and 25 struggling with drug problems, will begin ...