A northern California native and UCLA graduate, Diane Mizota began her career in entertainment as a professional dancer in Los Angeles. With credits on television shows such as the 68th and 69th Academy Awards, Friends and Ally McBeal and in films like That Thing You Do, A View From the Top, Boogie Nights and more, Diane began to expand her career into acting. Getting her start in commercials, her theatrical credits now include King of Queens, Without a Trace, CSI: Miami, and a memorable film role opposite Mike Myers as "Fook Mi" in Austin Powers in Goldmember.

Recently, Diane joined the cast of NBC's primetime reality show, Three Wishes. As part of a team led by singer Amy Grant, Diane traveled to small towns across America to grant people's wishes. Three Wishes now can be seen on CMT.

For almost 4 years Diane also hosted G4's gadget and video game countdown show Filter. Her loyal fan following made this show one of the most popular on the network.

Diane also hosts the hit kids' decorating show Trading Spaces: Boys vs. Girls on Saturday mornings on NBC and on Discovery Kids. The show, which Diane has hosted for three seasons, is a spin off of the original Trading Spaces and was nominated for a Daytime Emmy in 2004 and 2005.

In addition to acting and hosting, Diane co-wrote, produced and starred in a sitcom presentation, Bitter Party of Four, for the HBO/Warner Brothers Television Workspace which was based on her and her friends' experiences as working dancers in Los Angeles.