The Morning Mix: Nick Jonas Has An Extra Ticket To The Gun Show For You

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:: Somebody’s been spending quite a bit of time with their personal trainer—holy moly, does Nick Jonas have a license to carry around those guns in public?  [Just Jared]

:: Play the Gorillaz online game based on their album Plastic Beach. If you get fired for using company time to play video games, don’t blame us. [Pitchfork]

:: Jay-Z gave a shout-out to Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz at his tour stop in Los Angeles. So that’s at least one person not bitter about the Fall Out Boy break-up. [People]

:: What in the fug is going on with Leona Lewis’ outfit here? Did she suddenly become a member of the Cirque Du Soleil? [Go Fug Yourself]

:: Chris Brown is having a hard time finding a place to host his birthday party. What, Chuck E. Cheese isn’t good enough anymore? [Bossip]

After the jump:

Music on TV Today:
:: Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) – Alan Jackson
:: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) – Miley Cyrus, Erykah Badu
:: Last Call with Carson Daly (ABC) – Snoop Dogg, Keane
:: Lopez Tonight (TBS) – Ludacris
:: Live with Regis and Kelly (ABC) – Daughtry

VIDEO REWIND OF THE DAY: Today would have been DJ AM’s (nee Adam Goldstein) 37th birthday, and although his death (due to an “acute intoxication” from a combination of cocaine and prescription drugs) happened over eight months ago, it’s still so sad to think about someone so talented taken while still in their prime. It’s easy to think that Adam, who was very open about his addictions to drugs—and had even filmed an MTV series Gone Too Far about struggling with addiction—may still be alive if not for the plane crash he survived. (He had been prescribed painkillers after the crash, and suffered post-traumatic stress that very likely contributed to him using drugs again.)

But let’s focus on the positive—Goldstein was memorialized this past weekend at the Winter Music Conference in a DJ AM Tribute party, with his friend and collaborator Travis Barker in attendence. And if you had never seen the DJ spin in real life, look below, and you can check out DJ AM’s lively, dynamic debut performance at Rain nightclub in Las Vegas in 2009, a Friday night residence he would hold up until his premature passing.