Nicole Richie, Lindsay Lohan and John Mayer were among mourners at a memorial service for DJ AM Thursday. The stars - along with Lindsay's girlfriend Samantha Ronson, socialite Nicky Hilton and actor Eric Dane - gathered with family and fans at the Hollywood Palladium to pay their respects to the musician, real name Adam Goldstein, following his death last week.

An onlooker said: "The crowd was very hip and eclectic, there were people dressed in smart black suits and people dressed in jeans and T-shirts. It was packed though, you could tell how well loved he was.

DJ AM died with eight undigested OxyContin pills in his stomach and another in his mouth. The 36-year-old musician - whose body was discovered in his New York apartment on Friday - had apparently taken the painkillers in quick succession, sparking speculation he committed suicide.

A law enforcement source told People magazine: "He wanted to die. He was going unconscious when he took the last one. He didn't even swallow it."

DJ AM, also known as Adam Goldstein, has died at the age of 36. He was found in dead in a Manhattan apartment on late Friday afternoon. At this time it is unclear what his cause of dead was, but TMZ is reporting that a prescription bottle of pills was found near his body.

His death comes as a shock to many, especially after Goldstein survived a plane crash last September after a Learjet he was traveling on caught fire after the plane aborted takeoff in South Caroline. Four people died in the crash that he and Blink 182 drummer, Travis Barker, survived.

Mandy Moore wants a low-key wedding to rocker Ryan Adams. The singer-and-actress insists she is thrilled about her forthcoming union with Ryan, but wants the marriage to be an intimate event.

Mandy, 24, said: "I'm actually very happy and very excited and sort of perplexed at even the little bit of fuss it's garnered."

DJ AM has credited his recent plane crash for saving his life.

The 35-year-old musician - who suffered second and third-degree burns after the crash last month - revealed doctors discovered a potentially fatal blood clot in a scan that took place during his hospitalization.

DJ AM is suing New York Daily News for libel and invasion of privacy for an article saying his career is not as hot as when he dated Nicole Richie.

According to the Los Angeles Times blog, the celebrity DJ, real name Adam Goldstein, didn't take it lightly when the publication printed an article on June 22 saying that after he broke up with Richie, he didn't have a career anymore.