Brooke Lewis

Lewis began her professional acting career in New York City and got her first break playing Donna Marsala in the Actors' Equity Off-Broadway hit comedy Tony n' Tina's Wedding. After a three year contract, she moved into film. Her first major film came when she was cast as the character Ricko’s girl in the Miramax film 54 opposite Mark Ruffalo and Ryan Phillippe. However, the film went over budget and her scenes were cut from the film. Lewis continued her career in New York with roles in the popular TV series One Life to Live and the film Pride and Loyalty. After moving to Hollywood, she starred in the short film that won third place in the original Project Greenlight (2001) on HBO, and landed notable TV roles in Quintuples on FOX and Mafiosa. Lewis later co-starred in iMurders, Polycarp, Sinatra Club, Dahmer vs. Gacy and Starship: Rising. In 2009 she created her own TV show, Ms. Vampy, followed by Ms. Vampy's Tween Tawk, Teen Tawk & In Between Tawk (2011) and Ms. Vampy's Love Bites (2013). In 2015, she co-starred in The Mourning opposite Dominique Swain.

In 2016, Lewis authored Coaching From A Professed Hot Mess. In 2017, Lewis authored Ms. Vampy’s Teen Tawk: There’s A Lotta Power In Ya Choices.

In 2016, Lewis partnered with Rock n’ Roll Lifestyle Company; Metal Babe Mayhem to produce their Rock Your Hot Mess clothing line, and later that year she partnered with TASH Cosmetics to produce their Profess Your Hot Mess make-up and skin care line.

Since 2008, Lewis has been an active member of several breast cancer charities including, Busted Foundation and The Lynn Sage Foundation. She was the Hot Hunks of Horror Hottie on the 2009 calendar benefiting The Lynn Sage Foundation for breast cancer research and was co-captain of the Horror Starlets team for Bowling For Boobies, which raised funds and awareness for Busted Foundation. In 2014, she became an active participant in feeding the homeless on Skid Row at the Los Angeles Mission. Lewis was a celebrity judge for the No Bull Teen Video Awards 2014 to help stop bullying. In 2016, Lewis became a Celebrity Ambassador for The Breaking The Chains Foundation (BTCF) to support those with eating disorders, body image issues and self-esteem issues.

Brooke Lewis Bellas (born September 1, 1975) is an American actress who has appeared in many different genres, but is most known for the mystery, thriller iMurders (2008), mobster movie Sinatra Club (2010) and her comedic mobster Vampire alter-ego character and passion project Ms. Vampy. After growing up and beginning her creative dreams in Philadelphia, she moved to New York City and booked the role of Donna Marsala in the Actors' Equity Off-Broadway hit comedy Tony n' Tina's Wedding. She made her living acting in New York for four years, before packing it up and heading to Hollywood. Never forgetting her ties to the LOVE statue and Geno's Steaks, she launched Philly Chick Pictures in 2002 to create more opportunities for herself as an actress. In 2007, she played Dr. Grace Sario, opposite Charles Durning and Michael Pare, in the horror, mystery Kinky Killers, which aired on Showtime, and had the title “Scream Queen” bestowed upon her in the entertainment industry.