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November 2019

Loni Love and YoYo Celebrate Mayor Vi Lyles, Bree Newsome Bass, NC Army National Guard Blackhawk Pilot, and More at the Salute Her™ Awards Charlotte

05/11/2019 | Comments: 0 | Posted by: lonilove | In: Loni In the News

“Who’s feeling good tonight? Beautiful Black women, beautiful women of color. This is a salute to You” comedienne and Emmy Winning co-host of  welcomed the crowd as Maxwell’s “you’re the highest of the high” from “Ascension” soared through the Mint Museum Uptown’s auditorium. Love then instructed the DJ to drop “Before I Let Go” from Maze featuring Frankie Beverly. “Here we go now. Clap your hands” as she two-stepped with Charlotte’s finest!

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Loni Love will add a new book to her list of credits with I Tried to Change So You Don’t Have To: True Life Lessons

05/11/2019 | Comments: 0 | Posted by: lonilove | In: Loni In the News

Loni Love will add a new book to her list of credits with I Tried to Change So You Don’t Have To: True Life Lessons which will be published by Hachette Book Group on May 5, 2020. The book is an inspiring, hilarious memoir about learning to resist the pressures of conformity, love yourself for who you are, embrace your flaws and unlock your true potential.

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L.A. Phil celebrates 100 years with gala, concert and nighttime drone display

05/11/2019 | Comments: 0 | Posted by: lonilove | In: Loni In the News

Further inside the party area, comedian, TV host and author Loni Love shared a table with boyfriend James Welsh. “I used to play French horn,” Love said. “I started in elementary school, and when I went to college, I played the mellophone in a marching band. That’s why I love the symphony. I also love that [the L.A. Phil] works with children, and that’s also why I come here to support the orchestra.”

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