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Sure, VH1's "Do Something Awards" are all about celebrating community involvement and giving back and all that fancy jazz. And the awards brought together all kinds of people from different walks of life in the spirit of doing good. But there were also some pretty hilarious photos from the night, and we wouldn't be doing our job if we didn't share them with you.

Demi Lovato took the stage for the 2011 Do Something Awards, singing her newest hit track, ‘Skyscraper’. We’re already big fans of the song, its message and the beautiful music video, but watching Demi perform live, it was a really special and powerful moment. It seemed very intimate – with just the star on stage with a microphone and a giant screen backdrop of artistic and nature-inspired movement. And then there was a lot of fake smoke to set the emotional scene. We loved Demi’s performance; it was so revealing and empowering to see her share her story with us all.

2011 VH1 Do Something Awards ( Chris Pizzello / Associated Press ) "Glee" actress Jane Lynch was once again the host for the VH1 Do Something Awards, a show and event that honors young people's commitment to social change. Along with the celebrity presenters and award recipients, the show had performances by Demi Lovato, OneRepublic featuring B.o.B and Foster the People. View entire photo gallery here

Earlier this year, teen sensation Demi Lovato quit her popular Disney program, "Sonny With a Chance," after she emerged from a three-month stint at a rehab facility where she was being treated for bulimia and self-injury. Bing: Demi Lovato reveals album title The young star, who turns 19 on Saturday, said she was leaving the show to focus on her music career because "being in front of a camera would make me nervous."

Demi Lovato brought the house down with her tender rendition of "Skyscraper" at Sunday's Do Something Awards, which aired Thursday on VH1. PHOTOS: Demi Lovato through the years It was the first time the 18-year-old singer performed in front of a live audience since checking into rehab last October. PHOTOS: Stars who were bullied for their weight

Many stars including Demi Lovato came out to the Do Something Awards in LA on Aug. 14. The show was hosted by Jane Lynch from "Glee," and celebrated people under 25 who help out their community and world around them through various social activities.

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A month before Jane Lynch hosts the Emmys, the actress takes to the stage hosting the "2011 Do Something Awards" on VH1 for the second time. Younger people taking the incentive impress her, Lynch tells Zap2it. "It's a mixed blessing of being young and naive and they do and they sacrifice themselves and it's great to give the winner a spotlight," she says. The awards honor those under 25 who achieve change for the better, and one honoree receives $100,000 for his cause.