Emmy Award. Jackson recorded a live performance for MSN, and performed "All Nite (Don't Stop)" and "All for You" at the annual Wango Tango concert. Various celebrities attended the album's release party, including photographer Patrick Demarchelier, actress Lindsay Lohan, music executive L.A. Reid, and musicians Courtney Love, Hoobastank, Isaac Hanson, Patti LaBelle, Ja Rule, Angie Stone, Ice-T, and Brian McKnight. Other attendees included Coco Austin, Al Sharpton, Wendy Williams, Elisabeth Röhm, Matt Serletic, Lennox Lewis, the Z100 staff, Dan Abrams, Lady Bunny, Jai Rodriguez, Betsey Johnson, and Padma Lakshmi, among others. Gift bags for Virgin Records Presents Damita Jo: A Celebration with Janet Jackson included nearly $18,000 in merchandise, a membership to an exclusive gym and double-sided tape to keep clothing in place to avoid a wardrobe malfunction. Jackson was presented a diamond Damita Jo nameplate necklace by label Virgin Records for the album's release. Jackson taped a performance of "Just a Little While" for Hey! Hey! Hey! and made an unannounced appearance at the 2004 MTV Video Music Awards Japan to perform "All Nite (Don't Stop)". Jackson was awarded the "Inspiration Award" at the ceremony. Following this, Jackson traveled to Australia to appear on Network Ten and Rove Live. Jonathan Ross interviewed Jackson upon her return to the United Kingdom; later performing several songs at Italy's Festivalbar. In France, Jackson performed on Tout le monde en parle and Hit Machine on June 3, 2004, before performing on Top of the Pops, as well as Denmark's Bercy Anniversary Show and Gala Xacobeo in Spain. Upon returning to the United States, Jackson performed a medley of "All Nite (Don't Stop)" and "R&B Junkie" at the BET Awards 2004. Jackson made surprise performances of "All Nite (Don't Stop)" and "Together Again" at New York's Gay Pride March. Jackson appeared at several award shows throughout the campaign, but was barred from attending the Grammy Awards and MTV Video Music Awards following the Super Bowl incident. Later that year, Jackson released video compilation From janet. to Damita Jo: The Videos. Jackson had initially confirmed a world tour in support of Damita Jo, stating: "I want to do something different, I have a few ideas and hopefully the fans will embrace it." The first date was planned for September 17, 2004. It was initially postponed due to Jackson focusing on the presidential election occurring within the same time period, commenting "we desperately need a Democrat