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   The Wall Street Journal. How to Avoid Being Boring at 60. Story by Rob LaZebnik. • 4mo. When I recently turned 60, I realized with alarm that I was starting to see unmistakable signs from...

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   Nov 24, 2023 · By Rob LaZebnik | Illustrations by Dave Urban. Nov. 23, 2023 9:00 pm ET. Share. Text. When I recently turned 60, I realized with alarm that I was starting to see unmistakable signs from friends...

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   • In 2015, Johnny LaZebnik was a senior at Wesleyan, where he had recently directed an all-drag production of “The Importance of Being Earnest.” Out of the blue, he got a text from his father, Rob, a genial Midwesterner who has, since the turn of the millennium, worked as a “Simpsons” writer in Los Angeles. “Do you swipe on Grindr?” Rob asked.

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   Did rob & Johnny LaZebnik have a gay relationship on 'the Simpsons'?

   • The father-son writing duo Rob and Johnny LaZebnik teamed up (with an assist from Christine Baranski) to at last create an openly gay romantic life for Waylon Smithers on “The Simpsons.” “The Simpsons” takes place in what has been called a “continuous present.” Time passes, but everyone generally stays the same.

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   Why did rob write 'the Burns Cage'?

   • Rob was writing an episode called “The Burns Cage,” in which Homer and some pals from the plant would try to find Smithers a boyfriend—the first time Smithers’s sexuality would be a plot point, not a mere punch line. In the episode, Homer uses an app called Grinder as a matchmaking tool. (“Finally, a use for the Internet!”)

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   Dec 27, 2021 · Family Business. How Smithers Came Out. The father-son writing duo Rob and Johnny LaZebnik teamed up (with an assist from Christine Baranski) to at last create an openly gay romantic life for...

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5. www.hollywoodreporter.com › movies › movie-newsWhy 'Simpsons' Writer Rob LeZebnik Is Summer's Biggest Box-Office

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   Sep 7, 2017 · Home. Movies. Movie News. Why a ‘Simpsons’ Writer Is Summer’s Biggest Box-Office Winner. The crew from the animated series conducted their ninth annual fantasy domestic ticket sales league, and...

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   Dec 9, 2023 · Dec 9, 2023. Rob LaZebnik. Photo: Getty Images. As comedian Bill Murray once told radio host Howard Stern, the best way to become more charismatic and a better storyteller (key qualities for...

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   Rob LaZebnik (born May 6, 1962) is an American television writer. Life and career [ edit ] He graduated from David H. Hickman High School in Columbia, Missouri and Harvard University .

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   Nov 24, 2023 · Home. How to Avoid Being Boring at 60. By Rob LaZebnik. Nov. 23, 2023 9:00 pm ET. Listen to article. (2 minutes) When I recently turned 60, I realized with alarm that I was starting to see unmistakable signs from friends and colleagues that I was becoming—there’s no easy way to put this—boring.