On October 8th, 2025, The Paramount was filled with pink power, purpose, and positivity as guests came together for an unforgettable evening celebrating strength, hope, and community at Pink Rocks The Beat 2025.

The night opened with an incredible fashion show featuring styles by Mitchells, followed by a surprise vogue flash dance from the talented students of NYU Tisch School of the Arts, perfectly setting the 90s-inspired tone of the evening. The energy only grew when Joey Fatone of NSYNC  joined Pink Aid Long Island Founder Chris Mitchell as co-emcees. Together, they brought humor, heart, and plenty of energy to the stage, with “Bye Bye Bye.”

Throughout the night the audience was reminded of the mission behind the celebration. Pink Aid Long Island President Janine Mullen shared updates on the impact being made locally, highlighting 19 local grants that were awarded this year to organizations providing direct support to breast cancer patients. 

The evening reached a moving peak with actress and influencer Miranda McKeon’s heartfelt speech. As a breast cancer survivor and passionate advocate for early detection, her story captured both the challenges and triumphs faced by so many. Her message served as a powerful reminder of why Pink Aid’s mission, to provide compassion, critical support, and access to care matters so deeply.

Closing out the night was the emotional and uplifting Celebration of Life Fashion Show, where local breast cancer Warriors took the runway with their family and friends, embodying the courage, resilience, and beauty that define the spirit of Pink Aid.

From start to finish, Pink Rocks The Beat 2025 was a celebration of life and love — and a powerful testament to what can happen when a community comes together to lift each other up and bring help and hope to those who need it most.