In a behind-the-scenes documentary, due to air tomorrow on MTV, Janet says that her Video Music Awards performance was the most fun she’d ever had putting together a project for television.

She said: “This is the most fun – from my mouth to God’s ears – the most fun I have ever had working on a project for TV.

“It’s a lot of hard work. But I always enjoy myself. I try to enjoy myself, have fun. I enjoyed myself from day one all the way to the end.”

Speaking to MTV during rehearsals for the show, Janet said: “I just wanted to come to rehearsal when I’m supposed to come to rehearsal as if I’m one of the kids. Just let me know when and where, and where I stand, and teach me what what I’m supposed to know. I wanted it to be that for me this time around. I wanted it to be like that this time, even though I got a little more involved than that still, but not to the magnitude that I normally get involved.”

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Choreographer and dancer Brian Friedman has posted photos from backstage at this year’s Michael Jackson tribute at the MTV Video Music Awards on his MySpace.

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Janet’s performance of Scream at this year’s 2009 MTV Video Music Awards is likely to go down in history. Re-live it with photos and video below.

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Janet is being lined up to appear at the 2009 MOBO Awards in the UK in the coming weeks, according to a report published in today’s Sunday Mail.

The show, which is to be held outside London for the first time this year on September 30th, will take place in Glasgow and feature numerous tributes to Michael Jackson.

A spokesperson for the show said: “Janet is a music icon in her own right and a previous MOBO presenter.

“We loved her past involvement with the show and MOBO will continue to support her music and champion her career.”

Janet Love understands that at the moment Janet is only expected to appear and not perform.

Janet has previously appeared at the 2004 MOBO Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London where she received the Icon Hall of Fame award and presented a special award to Anita Baker.

Janet Love has spoken directly to Janet’s official representative Patti Webster asking whether the recent report on MSNBC.com which suggested a “rep” for Janet had spoken to the site – and denied rumours that she would not perform at the O2 in London – was true.

In a short written statement to Janet Love, Patti Webster confirmed:

“None of Janet’s reps have announced anything [regarding an appearance by Janet at the O2]“.

It is not uncommon for some media organisations to simply quote a “rep” or “friend” without using their name when a story has been fabricated.

Janet Love will of course bring you any announcement should one be made regarding Janet’s appearance at any Michael Jackson tribute shows in London.

JanetJackson.com, Janet’s official website, has been updated to include a photo of brother Michael along with quotes from the tribute she gave at the recent BET Awards in Los Angeles.

Janet made a surprise appearance at last night’s BET Awards to pay tribute to brother Michael.

In her short speech she said: “My entire family wanted to be here tonight, but it was just too painful, so they elected me to speak with all of you. I’m gonna keep it very short but I’d just like to say that to you, Michael is an icon. To us, Michael is family. He will forever live in all of our hearts. On behalf of my family and myself, thank you for all of your love. Thank you for all of your support. We miss him so much. Thank you so much.”

Her tribute was followed by a performance by Ne-yo and Jamie Foxx.

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