(Move over Hopper & Parsons there’s a new witch around)
I was expecting the worst when I watched the Dylan Hour. The worst, though, never came.
Instead, I got a different look at the TikTok social media star that’s completely changed my mind.

I’m well-acquainted with the genre since I grew up watching Arthur Godfrey, Steve Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson & Merv Griffin. The lone talk show hostess arrived in the form of Virginia Graham, and I was a big fan of Girl Talk.
That type of format isn’t easy…
But Dylan more than rose to the occasion, looking relaxed, flawless and glamourous during the entire podcast, while gracefully modeling to-die-for clothing, and showing off her perfect hair and makeup. (For the ladies in the audience, I’ll swear she’s a junior!)
It’s clearly projecting female. C’est fastoche! (as they say in France)

Most consider the starting point for Mulvaney’s rise to fame to be the TikTok videos chronicling her year-long transition to womanhood. Next came that infamous interview at the White House with President Joe Biden, where Miss Mulvaney extolled the virtues of transitioning children. Whether Joe Biden was completely aware of what was happening is anyone’s guess.
One can only hope Dylan’s come to her good senses about the advisability of children bypassing Tanner Stage 2 of adolescence.
Next came Dylan’s Budweiser Light debacle, where she became poster child for the “Go Woke, Go Broke” mantra. A lot of bad publicity followed, and more recently, Dylan’s new book, “Paper Doll,” was released to mixed reviews.
All in a day’s work for the indomitable Miss Mulvaney, who’s at the top of her craft at being the absolute center of attention, something a lot of Hollywood starlets would murder to find the secret for!
On one podcast, Dylan featured a handsome, young 21-year-old British actor, Joe Locke. The two were sharing cocktails and whipped cream. At one point, Dylan grabbed the Redi Whip container and squirted it directly into her mouth.
We all get that one, Dylan! Especially Joe Locke…
I watched another episode with Dylan’s father, who’d popped up from San Diego, where presumably young Dylan was raised as a little boy. I can see the family resemblance, since Dylan’s inherited Pop Mulvaney’s spunky entrepreneurial personality, though it’s hard to imagine Dylan ever being a little boy.
That’s how convincing she’s become…
I see all kinds of possibilities for this podcast, and sincerely hope it continues. It’s clear Dylan Mulvaney is here to stay, and will be around Hollywood for a long, long time.