The couple organized the second annual Hilarity for Charity event in Hollywood on April 25, a variety show that benefited the Alzheimer's Association and featured a slew of stand-up comedians, musical acts and celebrities. Rogen told THR, “We want to focus on young people and their awareness of Alzheimer's.”
The Don't Trust the B—- in Apt. 23 actress appeared at the Hilarity for Charity event held at the Avalon Bowl. She told THR her grandmother has Alzheimer's. "I love her, and it's a bummer to see someone you've known her whole life not know you anymore."
The boy band took to the stage to preform a few of its classics, including “Larger Than Life” and “Quit Playing Games With My Heart.” They also treated the crowd to a new song, “Permanent Stain,” which the members joked was inspired by a young Seth Rogen stalking them during their 1997 Backstreet’s Back Tour.
The stand-up comedian and Don't Trust the B—- in Apt. 23 actor showed his support at the April 25 event.
Creed Bratton, best known for his eccentric character on NBC's The Office, posed for photographers at Hilarity for Charity.
The School of Rock funnyman and Tenacious D singer attended the Thursday night festivities, which raised $475,000 for the fight against Alzheimer's.
Mindy Kaling was one of many performers at the April 25 variety show. Others included former SNL staff writer John Mulaney and stand-up sensation Bo Burnham.
The Mad Men actor, who was in attendance at the philanthropic event, is a new addition to the latest season of the AMC drama.
Along with her Office co-star Creed Bratton, Flannery attended the Hilarity for Charity event.
Hart preformed onstage at the Avalon Theater at the Hilarity for Charity event. During his set, the Death at a Funeral actor poked fun at his recent DUI arrest, drawing comparisons between his recent run-in with the police and actress Resse Witherspon's, saying "Reese’s was much worse than mine. She talked back to the cop. I said ‘Yes, sir, boss.’ I stumbled when I said it. Reese was like ‘Do you know who the f–k I am?’ "
While performing, The League actor commented on the Boston Marathon bombings, calling the attack an “awful, awful thing” but opining that it inevitably would become a punch line, so he might as well start now. He joked, “You know that there were like a couple Yankee fans that were like … Curse of the Bambino.’ ”
The 21 Jump Street actor joked around onstage with the night's host, Seth Rogen.
In a surprise appearance, the Django Unchained star took to the stage and shared stories of his mother, who died in November from Alzheimer's. He told the audience, “I have the potential to be one of the people you’re raising money for,” adding, "You're all here, and you're all going to be able to do something for a lot of people."