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<h2>Early Life and Education</h2>
<p>Andrew Goldberg, professionally known as Hammer, was born on October 31, 1966, and raised in New York. He pursued higher education at the University of Hartford, graduating with a degree in Philosophy in 1988. Throughout his college years and beyond, Hammer remained actively involved with Alpha Epsilon Pi, the international Jewish fraternity.</p>

<h2>Broadcasting and Journalism Career</h2>
<p>Hammer launched his career in journalism at the remarkably young age of 15, joining WNBC Radio in New York City. Over the years, he expanded his reach through various high-profile media platforms. He served as an anchor on Court TV, hosting the crime and justice program <em>Hollywood Heat</em>, and also played a key role at Sirius Satellite Radio, leading entertainment-focused programs.</p>

<p>He further bolstered his resume with appearances on <em>Good Day New York</em>, a prominent morning news program, and <em>Extra</em>, an entertainment news show. Additionally, he hosted <em>News Live</em> on the E! Channel. In 2005, Hammer joined both CNN and HLN, where he has remained a consistent on-air personality.</p>

<p>His radio career is equally extensive, including his role as host of VH1's well-known <em>Top 10 Countdown</em>. He also provided coverage for major events, music programs, and award shows. Hammer’s earlier radio experience includes working for four and a half years at WPLI, as well as a time at New York City's Z100 radio station.</p>

<h2>Professional Modeling Career</h2>
<p>Beyond broadcasting, Hammer has also made a name for himself as a professional model. He has been featured in several publications about fashion and style, including the coffee table book <em>Heartthrob: A Hundred Years of Beautiful Men</em> and <em>The Mane Thing</em> by renowned stylist Kevin Mancuso. In addition to print appearances, he had a cameo in the music video for Debbie Gibson’s song “What You Want.”</p>

<h2>Charitable Work and Advocacy</h2>
<p>Throughout more than two decades in the entertainment industry, Hammer has consistently balanced his professional life with philanthropic efforts. He is an active volunteer for Birch Family Services, a New York-based organization supporting children with developmental disabilities and their families. He is also a vocal advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, including being a strong supporter of marriage equality.</p>

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