DJ AM

Profession

Actor, Writer

DJ AM’s First Attempt in Gone Too Far Is Successful

"There's one reason I'm doing this show: To help other people get sober," Adam Goldstein said at the top of the series premiere of Gone Too Far on MTV on Monday. He achieved his goal with Amy, the first addict he was attempting to help. MTV to air DJ AM's reality series DJ AM set out to use his own experiences with drug addiction to help others. Unfortunately, he lost his own battle with drugs earlier this year. The eight-episode series follows ...

Tue, Oct 13, 2009

DJ AM’s First Attempt in Gone Too Far Is Successful

MTV Previews DJ AM Series Gone Too Far

DJ AM may be gone, but his fight against drug addiction lives on in his post-mortem reality show Gone Too Far.Also known as Adam Goldstein, DJ AM died Aug. 28 of an accidental drug overdose. His fight against...

Sat, Oct 10, 2009

MTV to Air DJ AM's Reality Series

DJ AM's intervention-reality show, Gone Too Far, will air, MTV announced.The eight-hour series, in which Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein" tries to help young addicts on the path to sobriety, will premiere Oct. 12 at 10/9c with the support of the late celebrity DJ's family, the network said.Check out other musicians who died too soon"Recovery can be ...

Mon, Oct 5, 2009

DJ AM's Cause of Death Ruled "Accidental"

Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein's death has been ruled an accidental overdose. Check out other musicians who died too soon The celebrity DJ died Aug. 28 at age 36 of "acute intoxication" from the combined effects of cocaine, oxycodone ...

Tue, Sep 29, 2009

DJ AM's Cause of Death Ruled "Accidental"

Report: MTV Will Air DJ AM's Reality Show

MTV will air Gone Too Far, DJ AM's drug-intervention reality show, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Although MTV told TVGuide.com that no decision has been made, a source told the Reporter that the network will air the program and has been in talks with DJ AM's family about the timing. The show was originally slated to debut Oct. 5.Check out other musicians who died too soonThe eight-episode series has been in question since the celebrity DJ, whose real name is Adam Goldstein, was found dead in a New York apartment in August. Although an official toxicology report has yet to be released, preliminary evidence suggests Goldstein died from a drug overdose.There is concern that airing the show could seem hypocritical or exploit Goldstein's death. MTV's sister network, VH1, recently

Thu, Sep 24, 2009