After spending her first night of freedom—since jail and rehab—at home in her West Hollywood condo, Lindsay Lohan has a lot of cleaning up to do.
Last we heard, she had already passed up on her first party—a tribute to late friend DJ Am aka Adam Goldstein—attended by ex and best friend Samantha Ronson and the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio and Rashida Jones. But from what Judge Elden Fox has said, she’ll have to do a lot more if she’s going to stay on top of keeping clean.
The judge apparently met with Lindsay’s lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley this morning to discuss the new terms of the 24-year-old’s probation. And they’ve come up with a list that will surely leave Lilo pouting a little longer than expected.
Firstly, Lindsay will now be expected to remain in California, with Los Angeles as her primary residence,...
Last we heard, she had already passed up on her first party—a tribute to late friend DJ Am aka Adam Goldstein—attended by ex and best friend Samantha Ronson and the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio and Rashida Jones. But from what Judge Elden Fox has said, she’ll have to do a lot more if she’s going to stay on top of keeping clean.
The judge apparently met with Lindsay’s lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley this morning to discuss the new terms of the 24-year-old’s probation. And they’ve come up with a list that will surely leave Lilo pouting a little longer than expected.
Firstly, Lindsay will now be expected to remain in California, with Los Angeles as her primary residence,...
- 8/26/2010
- by Arylene Westlake
- LaVish Channel
Arriving to remember the life of Adam Goldstein (aka DJ Am), Bill Kaulitz was spotted at Trousdale nightclub in Los Angeles, California on Tuesday night (August 24).
The “Tokio Hotel” lead singer was decked out in black jeans, a black leather vest and shades as he made his way inside for the tribute session attended by Bai Ling and Karissa Shannon, among others.
The one-year anniversary of DJ Am’s sudden death lands on this Saturday, August 28th. The American DJ died of an accidental drug overdose.
In other news, Tokio Hotel has been hard at work asking their fans to support a group called Designers Against Aids, whose purpose is to inform young people about the importance of safe sex.
The “Tokio Hotel” lead singer was decked out in black jeans, a black leather vest and shades as he made his way inside for the tribute session attended by Bai Ling and Karissa Shannon, among others.
The one-year anniversary of DJ Am’s sudden death lands on this Saturday, August 28th. The American DJ died of an accidental drug overdose.
In other news, Tokio Hotel has been hard at work asking their fans to support a group called Designers Against Aids, whose purpose is to inform young people about the importance of safe sex.
- 8/25/2010
- GossipCenter
With so much whack stuff going on with celebrities, it’s nice to hear something quiet and heartfelt once in awhile. When DJ Am died last year the news came as quite an unexpected shock. But there’s a lot of good happening in his memory. An organisation called the DJ Am Memorial Fund was created after he passed, and it helps troubled teens who are dealing with addiction. Am aka Adam Goldstein dealt with addiction, mainly to crack, through his life. He had cleaned up, but unfortunately went back to the drugs after dealing with the stress of the plane crash he and Travis Barker were in. He died because of an accidental Od. So it turns out that his memorial group aren’t just donating money to help these kids, they’re helping bring music into their lives. The centre is donating heaps of music and DJ’ing...
- 8/19/2010
- by Ambika Muttoo
- VH1.com
DJ Am's estate has been hit with a lawsuit from one of the beatmaker's former neighbors amid allegations a broken sewage pipe on the late star's Los Angeles property caused him to fall ill. Isaac Toveg filed suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Tuesday, August 3, accusing the DJ, real name Adam Goldstein, of ignoring his complaints about a "gaseous foul odour and/or smell" emitting from the star's house.
In the legal papers, the man alleges the stench became so bad, it caused him to "experience problems in breathing and stomach ailments" whenever he stepped outside, leaving him feeling "severely ill". Toveg was eventually diagnosed with Helicobacter pylori, bacteria which can cause ulcers or stomach inflammation.
Toveg further claims that after Goldstein's death in August 2009, building inspectors found a "broken sewage pipe" on the property, which the neighbor says he is now "able to relate his illness to...
In the legal papers, the man alleges the stench became so bad, it caused him to "experience problems in breathing and stomach ailments" whenever he stepped outside, leaving him feeling "severely ill". Toveg was eventually diagnosed with Helicobacter pylori, bacteria which can cause ulcers or stomach inflammation.
Toveg further claims that after Goldstein's death in August 2009, building inspectors found a "broken sewage pipe" on the property, which the neighbor says he is now "able to relate his illness to...
- 8/4/2010
- by AceShowbiz.com
- Aceshowbiz
DJ Am Sued Over Sickening 'Foul Odor'
DJ Am's former neighbor is suing the deceased star's estate -- claiming Am owned a piece of property that smelled so bad, it literally made one man sick to his stomach.
In a lawsuit, filed today in L.A. County Superior Court, a man named Isaac Toveg claims while he lived near Am -- aka Adam Goldstein -- he often noticed a "gaseous foul odor and/or smell" emitting from Am's property.
Toveg claims when he would go outside, he would "experience problems in breathing and stomach ailments and would become severely ill" and was eventually diagnosed with Helicobacter pylori.
According to the suit, Toveg claims he told Am about the problem, but was ignored. Toveg claims after Am died -- it was discovered that there was a "broken" sewer pipe on the property. Toveg claims he is now "able to relate his...
DJ Am's former neighbor is suing the deceased star's estate -- claiming Am owned a piece of property that smelled so bad, it literally made one man sick to his stomach.
In a lawsuit, filed today in L.A. County Superior Court, a man named Isaac Toveg claims while he lived near Am -- aka Adam Goldstein -- he often noticed a "gaseous foul odor and/or smell" emitting from Am's property.
Toveg claims when he would go outside, he would "experience problems in breathing and stomach ailments and would become severely ill" and was eventually diagnosed with Helicobacter pylori.
According to the suit, Toveg claims he told Am about the problem, but was ignored. Toveg claims after Am died -- it was discovered that there was a "broken" sewer pipe on the property. Toveg claims he is now "able to relate his...
- 8/3/2010
- by tmz
- Gossipvita
DJ Am 's former neighbor is suing the deceased star's estate -- claiming Am owned a piece of property that smelled so bad, it literally made one man sick to his stomach. In a lawsuit, filed today in L.A. County Superior Court, a man named Isaac Toveg claims while he lived near Am -- aka Adam Goldstein -- he often noticed a "gaseous foul odor and/or smell" emitting from Am's property. Toveg claims when he would go outside,...
- 8/3/2010
- by TMZ Staff
- TMZ
DJ/producer Mark Ronson is pushing the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce to honor the late DJ Am with a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Ronson thinks Am, real name Adam Goldstein, should be the first club DJ to land a star on the famous thoroughfare, which is currently celebrating its 50th year.
He took to his Twitter page on Monday, July 26 to kickstart the campaign, writing "I think Am should be the first dj to have a hollywood star... Don't you?" Goldstein died from an accidental drug overdose on August 28, 2009.
Beside known as DJ, DJ Am was also a member of the rock band Crazy Town and co-owner of a management company called Deckstar. He had also worked on albums for some stars include Papa Roach, Madonna and Will Smith.
He took to his Twitter page on Monday, July 26 to kickstart the campaign, writing "I think Am should be the first dj to have a hollywood star... Don't you?" Goldstein died from an accidental drug overdose on August 28, 2009.
Beside known as DJ, DJ Am was also a member of the rock band Crazy Town and co-owner of a management company called Deckstar. He had also worked on albums for some stars include Papa Roach, Madonna and Will Smith.
- 7/27/2010
- by AceShowbiz.com
- Aceshowbiz
DJ Am's mother has filed suit against bosses of a California investment company, accusing them of exploiting the tragic star's name to boost business. The DJ, real name Adam Goldstein, became part-owner of top Las Vegas nightclub Lax in 2005 after signing a deal with Loyal Pennings, manager of venue owners Ytk Investments, LLC.
Under the contract, the star's company, Amlv, Inc., acquired a 45.5 per cent share in Ytk and granted executives a "limited, non-exclusive licence to use Mr. Goldstein's name and likeness" to promote the celebrity hotspot.
But Goldstein's mother, Andrea Gross, has accused Pennings and his firm of breaking the terms of the agreement by renaming the venue Las Palmas in the months following the DJ's death last summer and failing to hand over the late star's cut of profits to his estate.
Gross filed legal papers in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, June 1 for breach of contract,...
Under the contract, the star's company, Amlv, Inc., acquired a 45.5 per cent share in Ytk and granted executives a "limited, non-exclusive licence to use Mr. Goldstein's name and likeness" to promote the celebrity hotspot.
But Goldstein's mother, Andrea Gross, has accused Pennings and his firm of breaking the terms of the agreement by renaming the venue Las Palmas in the months following the DJ's death last summer and failing to hand over the late star's cut of profits to his estate.
Gross filed legal papers in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday, June 1 for breach of contract,...
- 6/4/2010
- by AceShowbiz.com
- Aceshowbiz
Two months before his death, DJ Am filmed a cameo on "Iron Man 2." Today, director Jon Favreau decided to keep that scene. The late celebrity disc jockey will still be seen on the highly anticipated superhero film sequel.
But the decision to keep the key scene was not easy for Favreau. He was thinking whether it would be perceived as a fitting farewell or an insensitive distraction.
He told the L.A. Times, "We tried to make it respectful, and for people who know him, they'll get a kick out of it and for people who don't, it will sort of slide by without much notice."
The said scene will see Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) celebrating his birthday with a party at his Malibu oceanfront estate. Behind the turntables is the famed DJ, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, who died in August 2009 of "acute intoxication" from combination of cocaine and prescription drugs.
But the decision to keep the key scene was not easy for Favreau. He was thinking whether it would be perceived as a fitting farewell or an insensitive distraction.
He told the L.A. Times, "We tried to make it respectful, and for people who know him, they'll get a kick out of it and for people who don't, it will sort of slide by without much notice."
The said scene will see Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) celebrating his birthday with a party at his Malibu oceanfront estate. Behind the turntables is the famed DJ, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, who died in August 2009 of "acute intoxication" from combination of cocaine and prescription drugs.
- 4/23/2010
- icelebz.com
Federal investigation blames tires, Learjet design flaw for 2008 accident.
By Gil Kaufman
DJ Am and Travis Barker
Photo: Kevin Mazur/ Getty Images
More than 18 months after a Learjet accident nearly took the lives of DJ Am and Blink-182's Travis Barker — and killed four others — a federal safety investigation has found that under-inflated tires were the cause of the deadly crash.
According to The Associated Press, the National Transportation Safety Board said the combination of the poorly inflated tires, a design flaw in the Learjet 60 and the decision by the flight's captain to abort takeoff when it was too late contributed to the September 2008 accident in Columbia, South Carolina. The crash took the lives of the jet's pilot and co-pilot as well as Barker's bodyguard, Charles Still, and assistant, Chris Baker.
"This accident didn't have to happen," said Ntsb Chair Deborah Hersman, adding that the aviation industry should take notice...
By Gil Kaufman
DJ Am and Travis Barker
Photo: Kevin Mazur/ Getty Images
More than 18 months after a Learjet accident nearly took the lives of DJ Am and Blink-182's Travis Barker — and killed four others — a federal safety investigation has found that under-inflated tires were the cause of the deadly crash.
According to The Associated Press, the National Transportation Safety Board said the combination of the poorly inflated tires, a design flaw in the Learjet 60 and the decision by the flight's captain to abort takeoff when it was too late contributed to the September 2008 accident in Columbia, South Carolina. The crash took the lives of the jet's pilot and co-pilot as well as Barker's bodyguard, Charles Still, and assistant, Chris Baker.
"This accident didn't have to happen," said Ntsb Chair Deborah Hersman, adding that the aviation industry should take notice...
- 4/7/2010
- MTV Music News
The plane crash that killed four people and seriously injured Travis Barker and DJ Am has been blamed on under-inflated tires. In late 2008, the Blink 182 drummer and the celebrity DJ, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, chartered a Learjet after a concert in South Carolina. Moments before take-off, at 150 mph, the tires of the plane spontaneously exploded, sending it off the runway. On Tuesday, investigators shared their findings with the National Transportation (more)...
- 4/7/2010
- by By Shannon McGarvey
- Digital Spy
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