tribute

September 24, 2009 at 10:49am PST

Tags: Adam Goldstein, death, DJ AM, Drugs, Gone Too Far, intervention, MTV, reality show, tribute

Before DJ AM’s tragic death, he worked on a drug-intervention show with MTV called Gone Too Far. There was enough footage for eight episodes, but it was unclear if the series would get the go-ahead after his death.

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RIP

April 15, 2008 at 7:00pm PST

Tags: blog, Chow Chow, Martha Stewart, passed away, Paw Paw, tribute

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Martha Stewart’s beloved Chow Chow, Kublai Khan Paw Paw Chow Chow Chow, who she called Paw Paw, passed away on Saturday.

He was almost 13.

Paw Paw was a regular fixture on Martha’s show and in her magazine.

She posted this beautiful tribute to him on her blog.

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