Have you ever wanted to see Mayor Bloomberg go down a huge slide? Or do an assisted somersault? Or "joke" about another term? Or read mommy porn?
Photos, Video: Mayor Bloomberg Sings With Nick Jonas, Beau Bridges At Inner Circle Show
Mic Check: Inner Circle Show Has A "Preoccupied" Theme
If it's the end of the March, then the annual Inner Circle Show, which features the city's political reporters roasting the mayor and other politicians—all for charity, of course—must be near. Last year, Mayor Bloomberg showed off his Spidey Sense (and how!) and this year, the theme is... "Preoccupied."
Inner Circle Inadvertantly Predicted Weinergate
At the Inner Circle's annual charity-and-laughs dinner in March, Mayor Bloomberg was the toast of the night, donning tights to swing in as "Spider-Mike" and starring in an Abba-influenced skit. But maybe we were paying a little too much attention to Hizzoner, and not enough to the opening remarks, which included a visual joke about Anthony Weiner following in former Rep. Chris Lee's naked photo footsteps. Has someone been smoking the vapors of Delphi?
Video: Watch Bloomberg Make A Fool Of Himself In Tights
Mayor Bloomberg may be a lot of things. A billionaire. A three-term mayor. A Bostonian. But now there is video proof that he is not an actor, a singer, or much of a superhero. On Saturday night, Mayor Bloomberg got into his tights and aped Spider-Man (to ABBA tunes) for the Inner Circle's annual dinner. And if our recap wasn't enough for you, the Mayor's office has edited his not-short Mamma Mia! spoof into a short three-minute video that may leave you feeling a little queazy. Especially around the :38-:45 mark.
Photos: Mayor Bloomberg Shows His, Uh, Spidey Sense At The Inner Circle Show
Mayor Mike Bloomberg went disco last night at the annual Inner Circle dinner. After a James Earl Jones voiceover introduced the audience to "Spider-Mike"—and Bloomberg made a flying entrance on wires—fake technical troubles "forced" hizzoner to instead do his rebuttal—a short musical biography packed with blizzard and Bermuda jokes they called "Mayor Mia."— to the City Hall press corps with the cast of Mamma Mia!
Wanna See Mayor Bloomberg Get Mocked By Reporters? Then Head To The Inner Circle Show!
Do you remember when Rudy Giuliani dressed in drag and sang, "Happy Birthday, Mr. President?" Did you know that Mayor Bloomberg wore a headband and legwarmers and danced with crustaceans—and even fist pumped with Snooki and the Situation? It's all been for the Inner Circle Show, where the city's political reporters roast mayors and raise money for charities. This year's show, Meet the Focker-Uppers, is this Saturday night and songs are definitely referencing Bloomberg's recent greatest hits, like the blizzageddon with "There's No Business Like Snow Business" and his Irish-are-inebriated remark in "When Irish Guys Are Drinking." We hope they bring up bike lanes and magnets...and Bloomberg may doing a little Spider-Man: How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying Turn Off the Dark for his act.
Trippy, Man: Hippie Bloomberg Meets Snooki, The Situation
Last night, at the annual Inner Circle show, Mayor Bloomberg left this business attire for the hippie-stylings of Hair, as he spoofed the past year of his mayoralty in Mair: 3 Terms of Peace and Music. But it's possible that he was overshadowed by his special guests—Snooki and The Situation. Snooki was excited by the prospect of meeting Bloomberg: She Tweeted, "Enjoying some wine and waiten to fist pump with Mayor B!! He double fist pumps lmao!" The Situation was so thrilled he took off his shirt!
Mayor Mike Lets Out His Colorful Self Under the Sea
Last night was the the 84th annual Inner Circle charity dinner, featuring a musical sendup of local politicians and reporters at the Hilton. The showstopper of the night was Mayor Bloomberg, joined by the cast of The Little Mermaid, performing "Terms of Endurement," about his dilemma around his wish for a third term.
Mayor Bloomberg Dons Headband for Charity
The annual press Inner Circle Dinner performance showcases the Mayor (and Broadway casts) performing skits written by the City Hall press corps, with proceeds from the $500 tickets going to charity. Last night's performance included references to PlaNYC 2030 (Planadu), calling Bloomberg "Young Mikenstein," and even a Spitzer song "Love Client Number 9." Mayor Bloomberg even wore a Xanadu-ish outfit - yellow headband, spandex leggings under shorts, and rollerskates! Last year, Bloomberg was Mayor Poppins.

