Scott Timberg (page 12)

Scott Timberg is a former staff writer for Salon, focusing on culture. A longtime arts reporter in Los Angeles who has contributed to the New York Times, he runs the blog Culture Crash. He's the author of the book, "Culture Crash: The Killing of the Creative Class." Follow him on Twitter at @TheMisreadCity.

Preacher

"Preacher"’s gleeful gore: AMC's new comic adaptation is handsome, funny — and really, really violent Scott Timberg

Simon Weisenthal

The Nazi hunters who wouldn't give up: "Many war criminals... simply went back and resumed their lives" Scott Timberg

Matthew McConaughey

Down with celebrity graduation speakers: Stop spending fortunes for irrelevant commencement addesses Scott Timberg

Dr. Luke, Kesha

Kesha free to sing, for now: Dr. Luke allows Billboard Awards performance after show of spite Scott Timberg

Sex and the City

Dear men of the Internet: Your low opinions of "Sex and the City" are not needed, wanted, or valuable Scott Timberg

David Bowie, Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar

To know Bowie, Kendrick and Gaga, you have to know your jazz: "There is an artisan movement going on in music now just as there is in food” Scott Timberg

Ghostbusters

Angry Video Game Nerds, calm down about "Ghostbusters": It's still a comedy about ghosts and those who bust them Scott Timberg

Taylor Swift, Kanye West

Team Taylor or Team Kanye?: "These rivalries become metaphors that people use to work out their beliefs" Scott Timberg

House of Cards

Could Google results change an election? "There’s never been a more efficient way to shift swing voters than this” Scott Timberg

Yacht

So you want to make a sex tape hoax: Yacht's little publicity stunt is one odd way to self-promote Scott Timberg

Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood

Radiohead's triumph of dread: Thom Yorke and company brood spectacularly on "A Moon Shaped Pool" Scott Timberg

Ron Miscavige

Ron Miscavige's life in Scientology: "It was inhuman as far as I’m concerned" Scott Timberg

Jon Stewart, David Letterman

The glory of the beard: It's the one bandwagon politicians can't jump on Scott Timberg

Love & Friendship

Whit Stillman returns: "Sometimes it’s good to blow through all your deadlines" Scott Timberg

Tim Cook

Apple can be evil, too: Don't miss this tale of how it cleared a guy's music files Scott Timberg

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