Brian Moylan is an author and TV reporter at Vulture. He specializes in pop culture and entertainment news, covering a wide range of topics including celebrities, nightlife, and cultural movements. Brian's insights and critiques have been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC News, Men's Health UK, and Town & Country Magazine.
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Brian Moylan's coverage is heavily focused on reality TV, particularly "The Real Housewives" franchise and related shows such as "Southern Charm" and "Winter House." His work primarily involves event coverage and seasonal content. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer unique insights into these reality TV shows or exclusive interviews with cast members.
Given his consistent recaps of specific episodes or seasons, pitches could include expert commentary from individuals connected to the entertainment industry who can provide valuable perspectives on reality TV trends, production challenges, or sociocultural impacts of these shows.
As Brian Moylan does not have a specified geographic focus but covers popular reality TV franchises with broad appeal across regions, relevant pitches should relate to universally recognized aspects of the entertainment industry rather than localized topics.
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By any metric, The Valley should be blossoming. Look at the cast. Kristen Doute has never been more relatable.
By: Brian Moylan
The iconic Housewives are just getting started, but Gizelle doesn't waste a minute before stirring up drama.
Panthea Parker is telling on herself again. Minutes after telling Karen in a Sprinter van that she's not a lady and refuting Karen's characterization
The room-selection ritual in Las Vegas reveals the group's alliances — and leaves Heather out in the cold.
The wives are still negotiating what kinds of insults are in bounds and what constitutes a low blow during their fights.
The ladies’ trip to the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas inspires them to pause their ongoing fights long enough to prove they can still be fun.
Amanda and Juliet's showdown is everything we could have hoped for, including an iconic line that will go down in Housewives' history.
Everyone continues to pick on Heather, which seems self-defeating at this point.
By: Brian Moylan
The RHONY ladies waste no time jumping into the mess as Erin and Jessel feud over off-season gossip.
E!'s king of the red carpet isn't interested in viral moments. He wants something that lasts.
