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Darren McMullen

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Darren McMullen (born Glasgow, Scotland 28 January 1980 - ) Australian television presenter.

Darren McMullen was born in Scotland and emigrated to Australia at the age of 12. Prior to his career as a presenter he was an advertising executive and avid traveller.

Darren's career as a host and presenter extraordinaire began as a presenter with Arena Television's Exclusive news on Foxtel and with appearances in major advertising campaigns for Westfield and Gloria Jeans. Darren appears weekly on MTV Australia's The lair, his own live music show where he interviews bands and entertains the party goers.

On top of hosting on MTV Australia's The Lair, Darren also hosts a hugely popular monthly car DVD called Ignition, quite like MTV's Pimp My Ride and has MC'd and hosted many high profile gigs around the Australia. Recently he starred in The Rage in Dave, an hilarious short film directed by Max Raeder.

Famous interview moments include; spitting on the lead singer of The Darkness, being kissed by Pamela Anderson mid interview, convincing Vince Vaughan to crash Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban's wedding, asking James Blunt about those three kinky wise men with semis by the sea, and questioning nice guy Harrison Ford on whether he's ever wanted to kick a puppy.

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