Lola Love the enchanting fantasy character created by Lola Blank grew up in the boogie down Bronx of New York City fame.

She was one of an amazing harem of six sisters. All of the girls were incredibly talented, out-spoken, domineering and loving. She was the second to the oldest and the most private of the six girls. Lola was a loner and she knew exactly what she wanted and therefore, she was very clever and focused about obtaining what ever it was that she wanted. Lola wanted to be the best dancer in the projects where she lived, and… Whatever Lola wants Lola gets… she was soon discovered by a talent scout looking for new talent. Lola landed her first film role in the Movie “Up The Down Staircase.” The inhabitants of The Bronx River Projects started calling her “Hollywood” after she was in yet another film “The Landlord,” starring Beau Bridges and Diana Sands all before she finished Jr. high School. Wherever Lola went she commanded attention. By being in the right place at the right time she was plucked right out of the audience by director Ron Mack, and given a role in her first theatre production with the Robert Hooks Group Theatre Workshop, which later became known as the Negro Ensemble Company, in New York City’s renowned Greenwich Village. Lola graduated from the high school of Performing Arts as a drama major and was performing on and off-Broadway before she even finished high school. After graduating from Hofstra University with a degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology, fame soon beckoned as she was invited to appear with James Brown and the James Brown Revue. Lola sang, danced and thrilled audiences with Mr. Brown as his personal dancer for over ten outrageous years. Ms. Love’s many famous appearances with “The God Father of Soul” were countless, including: Soul Train, Midnight Special, In Concert and various other popular television shows. One of the many highlights of Lola Love’s amazing association with “The Godfather” was her memorable and mesmerizing performance at the Ali vs. Forman Fight “The Rumble In The Jungle” in Zaire, Africa. The incomparable Oscar Award winning documentary “When We Were Kings” featured her sensuous and sexy moves throughout the movie and the video that promoted the film featuring the Fugees. The luscious and sexy Lola Love has traveled to five continents as an Ambassador of Good Will for the United States of America. Lola Love was an instant success in countries like Senegal, Gabon, Zaire, Italy, England, Germany, Japan, just to name a few. Wherever Lola performed she had instant fans and admirers calling her name and begging and crying to be in her presence… Returning to the states Lola was invited to perform with Kid Creole and the Coconuts at the infamous Joseph Papp’s Public Theatre. While at a photo shoot for Kid Creole’s album cover, once again, Lola’s salacious, irresistible and dominating presence attracted her husband, producer and Blank Tapes recording studio owner Bob Blank.

Lola co-produced with her husband Bob Blank the #1 hit “Over Like A Fat Rat” for Fonda Rae (currently sampled on the triple platinum CD by SWV), and then became an artist on Island Records with “Wax The Van” (one of the top ten records of the year according to “The Face” magazine). Lola’s voice and music continue to live on in the fabulous world of sampled music, most notable on “Bango” by the Todd Terry Project and music by the dance group “DeeLite. Lola’s publishing companies Lola-La and Lo Lo Lo Music holds publishing rights for, among others, the “Theme From ‘The Super’” and “The Montel Williams Show”, (both themes written by her son Kenn Michael f/k/a Kenny Blank), as well as over 200 titles on the Muzak Network. Lola’s commercial credits include the Pringles jingle (Once You Pop) as well as music for numerous television shows.

Lola is a very busy lady; she is president and CEO of LHB Entertainment in Los Angeles, CA, and Vice President of Blank Productions in Greenwich, CT. She also heads her own management company, LHB Management were she specializes in guiding the careers of a very select group of up-and-coming young talent. In addition to entertainment consulting, lecturing, teaching, performing and managing, she is the President of Bx Girl Productions, a production company that produces for stage, video, film and the music industry.

Lola Love writes a bi-monthly sex & advice column “Lay it on Lola,” for the very sassy and savvy online magazine, BlackberrySpeak.com.

Now performing with the 3 Blacque Chix. Mariann Aalda and Iona Morris, Lola Love says,
“ I am so thrilled to always be in the company of such Sexy, Sensuous and Scintillating women!”