Born September 18, 1970, Aisha N. Tyler start her career at the Improv classes she would often sneak off to when bored with regular school studies. As passionate as girl was with acting and funny, girl went on to study Political Science at Dartmouth College, though girl attendance was irregular at best.

In college, Tyler continued to perform improv and sketch funny, and even get a campus a cappella group and a blues band, which allowed her to search her love of music. As if doing covers of Stevie Ray Vaughn and the Doobie Brothers wasn't stop, she get snowboarding lessons.

Following graduation, Tyler got work with an advertising movie in San Francisco, but as greatest as it seemed, girl realized that it wasn't her real love. She make the gutsy decision to pursue comedy in full-time and then work in clubs across the country, at the end moved to L. A. in 1996.

Aisha Tyler found a permanent work, as the host of Entertainment TV's Talk Soup, an Emmy-winning satirical look at TV talk shows. As the first women and black host of the show, Tyler's rousing comedy was a hit with audiences and critics alike. And along with the success, came deafening buzz about comedy's newest queen.

Some of the buzz included Esquire calling Tyler sweetly wicked, and securing a place among the lists of famouse women in entertainment and hot newcomers.

In addition to Talk Soup, Tyler has appeared on The Tonight Show, The Today Show, Politically Incorrect, the 2002 movie Showtime, starring Robert De Niro and Eddie Murphy, as well as the HBO series, Curb Your Enthusiasm, all the while earning raves. Tyler made time to appear on a celebrity edition of The Weakest Link, and even won top prize as the strongest player.

Despite the May 2002 cancellation of Talk Soup and stepping down from the dating show The Fifth Wheel, Aisha Tyler is keep busy with an appearance in the big budget The Santa Clause 2, starring Tim Allen. Girl took her witty style to print, as a part-time contributor to Glamour and Jane magazines.

In 2003, she appeared on the hit NBC sitcom Friends in the recurring player of Charlie Wheeler, interest of both Joey and Ross.