Christian and Sean agree to rehabilitate a stalwart, optimistic Somali woman, Manya Mabika (Aisha Tyler - "Friends," "Talk Soup," pilot "My Life, Incorporated"), who was genitally mutilated as a girl in her home country.

Dangle takes time to connect with long-lost relatives: his black half-bother and half-sister (Gary Anthony Williams and Aisha Tyler) from his father s secret family in Chicago.

Dangle takes time to connect with long-lost relatives: his black half-bother and half-sister (Gary Anthony Williams and Aisha Tyler) from his father s secret family in Chicago.

Christian and Sean agree to rehabilitate a stalwart, optimistic Somali woman, Manya Mabika (AISHA TYLER - "Friends," "Talk Soup," pilot "My Life, Incorporated"), who was genitally mutilated as a girl in her home country. After they surgically rebuild her clitoris, Manya asks the perfectly willing Christian to help her have an orgasm, but even he cannot succeed, causing the doctors to worry that the operation was a failure. However, with some kind words and encouragement from Liz, Manya discovers for herself that she can experience sexual pleasure. Sean and Christian also perform a body hair graft onto a white man who is outraged to learn that the hair came from a black person. Meanwhile, Julia admits to Sean that he no longer pleases her in bed. After meeting with a "life coach," Ava Moore (recurring guest star FAMKE JANSSEN - "X-Men" movies), Julia realizes that her visiting mother, domineering Erica Noughton (recurring guest star Academy Award winner VANESSA REDGRAVE, real-life mother of series star JOELY R

Brianna has no idea what she's getting into when she makes it her mission to integrate her prom, which has been racially segregated for decades. Now, her once-quiet community is up in arms over the idea of whites and blacks sharing one prom (in 2002!). While all this ruckus is shaking up her small town, a reporter who is back home for a visit covers the story. It's up to these two courageous gals to reverse a long-standing racist tradition and make history for at least one night. Don't miss this powerful true story with an all-star cast that includes Raven-Symone, Aisha Tyler and Jason Lewis.

Take a walk up the red carpet as Aisha prepares to host Hollywood Life's Young Hollywood Awards.

It ? s important that women go out and vote every year! This year can be seen as more important because there is a woman candidate although, Aisha Tyler thinks that there should be more!

Aisha Tyler sits down with Chris Harrison of Hollywood 411 to discuss her role on Reno 911! and her support of Obama in his "Yes We Can" video.

Aisha Tyler sits down with Chris Harrison of Hollywood 411 to discuss her role on "Reno 911!" and her support of Obama in his "Yes We Can" video.

Aisha Tyler complains about gas guzzlers, Will Ferrell campaigns for himself and more from Monday's late-night TV shows