Miley Cyrus attends Hilarity for Charity's annual variety show: James Franco's Bar Mitzvah (Photo by Jonathan Leibson/Getty Images for SVEDKA Vodka)
Miley Cyrus was the featured performer at James Franco‘s Bar Mitzvah event, a benefit for Alzheimer’s Association hosted by Hilarity for Charity.
Cyrus fully embraced her role as a Bar Mitzvah entertainer, entering the stage in a thong leotard, and a bright blue Star of David. For her first number with her band for the night – Miley Cyrustein & The Super Jews – she performed Rick James’ “Super Freak.”
“Things are going to get a bit ridiculous,” Cyrus said, introducing herself. “And that’s coming from someone who flew around on a giant hotdog for 20,000 people for several months last year.”
During her performance, Cyrus also showed off a gold cape that read “Shalom Y’all.”
“Bad a$$ @sethrogen puttin an end to the stigma and fighting for an Alzheimer’s cure @hilarityforcharity dude you’re right #alzsucks,” Cyrus captioned a picture with Franco’s close pal and fellow actor Seth Rogen.
Cyrus, who dedicated Leonard Cohen‘s “I’m Your Man” to Franco, also posted a collage of pictures with the Bar Mitzvah boy. “I don’t think I got one pic with @jamesfrancotv where I don’t look panicked #MOSHmitzvah,” Cyrus captioned the picture.
Cyrus went on to play her hit “We Can’t Stop,” and closed out the event with Lulu’s “Shout.”
At the end of night, Hilarity for Charity’s James Franco Bar Mitzvah had raised $2 million for Alzheimer’s research.
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