Sarah Silverman’s irreverent routine included jokes about God, rape, and sex. The comedian had just made out with Fortune Feimster during the auction, so nothing was off limits. Following her performance, Sia took the stage with breathtaking performances of “Elastic Heart”, “Big Girls Cry”, and a moving acoustic rendition of “Chandelier”. After her inspirational performance, she took off her signature wig and thanked the crowd that gave her a standing ovation. No Doubt ended the night by bringing the audience out of their seats and interacting with guests during “Just a Girl”. An incredible night with inspirational guests and performers, there’s no doubt this event will only bring more attention to the Los Angeles LGBT Center and LGBT rights over the course of the year.
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