Humorist and Lifestyle Writer

Bob Morris

2 articles 1999

Bob Morris is a writer and humorist known for his essays on social life and personal relationships. He contributed lifestyle and cultural commentary pieces to The Weekly Standard in 1999, writing with wit about weddings and social conventions. He is also known for his work as a columnist for The New York Times and as an author of memoirs.

At a Wedding, It's Still Not In to Be Out

July 19, 1999 · Bob Morris, Magazine

Marriage, of course -- from Romeo and Juliet, Henry VIII and the Duke of Windsor to Dennis Rodman and Adam Sandler in "The Wedding Singer" -- is a frequent source of trauma, and wedding anxiety is a nondiscriminatory phenomenon that crosses religious and sexual lines. But for gay men and women, the…

MY BEST FRIEND'S BRIDAL SHOWER

July 19, 1999 · Bob Morris, Magazine

On the night of the shower for Graciela Braslavsky, Andy Cohen was still working through some of the issues that gay men have when a woman they worship gets married. . . . Cohen, a thirty-year-old senior producer at CBS News, who was hosting the bridal shower for gay men only in a friend's East…