A live performance of Fall Out Boy was apparently the perfect time for Pete Wentz to receive a haircut from Blink 182's Mark Hoppus.

Declaring the buzz cut to be the "death of the Emo haircut," Wentz sat down with a red Dixie cup and patiently waited while Hoppus shaved off his signature black, flat-ironed hairdo while his bandmates continued performing.



Freshly shorn, Wentz posted on his Twitter account, "I am more aerodynamic." Speaking of aerodynamic, where was I when FOB's Patrick Stump lost all that weight?

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Not surprisingly, the cause of Adam Goldstein aka DJ AM's death remains undetermined at this moment. New York City Medical Examiner spokesperson Ellen Borakove told People on Saturday, "The cause of death was inconclusive because we need to do additional testing, which would include toxicology and tissue testing. We don't expect any results for several weeks."

"It's under investigation and when the investigation is complete we will have a cause of death and a manner of death," she said, adding that the ME's office is investigating in conjunction with the New York City Police Department.

Meanwhile tributes continue to poor in for DJ AM. Former girlfriend Mandy Moore released a statement Saturday. Moore says Goldstein was "the very definition of a true friend." She added: "To say that he will be missed beyond words is an understatement. My heart goes out to his loved ones."

Also Blink-182 performed a very emotional concert last night (member Travis Barker was in the plane crash with DJ AM last year). "This night is really hard for us on stage," bassist Mark Hoppus said from the stage. "We lost a dear friend yesterday. His name was Adam Goldstein. You probably know him as DJ AM. He was an innovator and a genius and he loved music more than anything else. Above all he was a dear friend."

During the concert, the trio asked the crowd for a moment of silence to honor their "dear friend Adam." As the lights dimmed, audience members raised their lighters above their heads in a show of respect. Fans also yelled out, "I love you guys," as members of the group began to cry.

A song in Goldstein's honor followed. "This song is called 'Down.' and it goes something like this," said Hoppus (check out the video of the performance after the jump). As guitarist Tom DeLonge delivered the lyric "I need you so bad," tears rolled down the cheeks of all three members of Blink-182.

"We are doing our very best to get through this show," said Hoppus, "but right now it's very hard." Travis who rubbed his eyes and held his head in his hands near the end of the song, left the stage before the song concluded.

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- Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy will be getting married, a rep for the pair confirmed to People. Danes, 29, and Dancy, 33, met while filming Evening in Newport, R.I. in 2007. Claire can be seen in the upcoming film Me and Orson Welles, costarring Zac Efron and Ben Chaplin, while Hugh is currently on the big screen co-starring with Isla Fisher in Confessions of a Shopaholic.

- It looks like Lipstick Jungle may be switching networks after all. Jungle star Lindsay Price told E Online, at the M.A.C Cosmetics Hello Kitty event in New York City, "Bravo or Lifetime...That's what they're saying...Or they're talking about maybe doing what they did with Friday Night Lights--airing on DirecTV and then later on NBC."

- Blink-182 fans rejoiced when it was announced that the long-dormant band would be reuniting as presenters at Sunday's Grammy Awards. Could a possible album from the band be forthcoming? Angels & Airwaves guitarist David Kennedy posted in an online chat that Blink-182 was "Yeah, putting out a record."

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