Matt Pinfield, the former MTV VJ who hosted the alternative rock show '120 Minutes' in the '90s, is hospitalized following a stroke, EW has learned.

Radio personality and former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield has been hospitalized after suffering a "massive stroke" earlier this month.

Matt Pinfield, former MTV VJ, suffered a massive stroke earlier this month and remains hospitalized, PEOPLE confirms. The 63-year-old’s health emergency occurred the night of Jan. 6 as a result of previous health issues, Rolling Stone reports.

Matt Pinfield, best known as MTV’s voice of alternative music, suffered a major stroke earlier this month, per TMZ. Legal documents filed by his daughter Jessica indicate that the stroke occurred on January 6,

Matt Pinfield went from spinning in small Jersey nightclubs and local radio to become one of the most recognizable faces in the music world.

Matt Pinfield, the voice and face of MTV’s 120 Minutes and prominent radio and club DJ in the New Jersey alt-rock scene, suffered a massive stroke on Jan. 6. The details were made according to legal documents filed by his daughter Jessica, per TMZ.

Beloved radio personality rose to fame as the host of MTV's 120 minutes, a series dedicated to indie and alternative rock

Former MTV VJ and 120 Minutes host Matt Pinfield has reportedly been hospitalized following a massive stroke. Pinfield's daughter Jessica Pinfield has filed for a temporary conservatorship over her father's finances and medical care after he suffered a health emergency on January 6,

The 63-year-old had the incident in Los Angeles on Jan 6 and is incapable of moving or making cognitive decisions.

Former MTV VJ Matt Pinfield has suffered a massive stroke and has been placed under a temporary conservatorship.