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Getting back in the game following a near-fatal plane crash earlier this year, Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein was spotted spinning at the 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion’s Party last night.
The celebrity deejay looked to be in the zone, turning out all kinds of dance beats to help the folks at Club Marquee to get their swerve on.
In town on business, but still having fun, Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson were spotted out and about in New York City last night (December 4).
The “Mean Girls” actress and her deejay lover left their Midtown Manhattan hotel (where Lindsay’s mom Dina, sister Ali, and brother Cody were all staying as well) and headed over to the 2008 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champions’ Party at Tenjune, where Samantha was spinning along with Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein.
Doing her best to win over country music fans, Jessica Simpson spent the weekend in Concord, N.C. for a few days of NASCAR fun.
Following a trip to pit row during practices on Friday, the “Do You Know” singer tossed on a Dale Jr tank top and black short shorts on Saturday night (October 11), performing at Lowes Motor Speedway prior to the Bank of America 500.
One of America’s favorite spectator sports is NASCAR, that’s no secret. But when you get a few Hollywood A-listers together with jewelry maker Tiffany & Co., NASCAR becomes a whole new attraction.
Wednesday night, Tiffany’s was the site of a serious racing party. NASCAR was celebrating the end of another record chase for the Nextel Cup.
It's a New York City Department of Transportation "Gridlock Alert Day" so it's also naturally the perfect time for 10 NASCAR drivers to slowly drive their cars around midtown during the morning rush hour. Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon, and some other dudes whose names you may have heard once or twice on Sportscenter all dragged their stock cars around Times Square this morning, going in a slow-moving, commuter-aggravating circle from Good Morning America's 44th and Broadway studios down to 42nd, over to Madison, up to 53rd, and back down to Times Square, because the best way for NASCAR to boost interest among New Yorkers is to make getting to work on time even more impossible than usual. For, you know, the suckers who have to get to midtown.
Champions Week [NASCAR]