Scott Timberg (page 16)

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.

The Golden Compass

"His Dark Materials" fans, rejoice: This new adaptation could actually do Philip Pullman's novels justice Scott Timberg

Charlie Hebdo

Charlie Hebdo punches down: Editorial blames Brussels terror attacks on peaceful Muslims Scott Timberg

Falling Down, Donald Trump

Our "Falling Down" election: What an Angry White Man on a rampage can tell us about Donald Trump and voter rage Scott Timberg

April Fool Tweet

April Fools' Day sucks this year: Grim, painful and overshadowed by Trump-related despair Scott Timberg

Back to the Future

Back to "Back to the Future": The ride is gone, but the film's cross-generational appeal holds Scott Timberg

Cartoon Trump

Even a cartoon Trump is no joke: Colbert's mock interview shows how dominant the GOP frontrunner has become Scott Timberg

Dan Quayle

The family values sham: Research shows that most of these '90s fears were nonsense Scott Timberg

Michael Stipe

We've missed you, Michael Stipe: Is this "Tonight Show" David Bowie tribute the hint of solo projects to come? Scott Timberg

Donald Trump, David Brooks

David Brooks finally gets it: He nails the roots of Trump's toxic sexism — but avoids addressing its consequences Scott Timberg

The Walking Dead

Bigotry is bad for business: Georgia's anti-LGBT "religious freedom" bill met its match in Hollywood's bottom line Scott Timberg

Adam Cohen

SCOTUS' shameful eugenics history: "We don’t provide the kind of justice that we claim to in our society" Scott Timberg

Bridget Jones

Bridget Jones is not a millennial: The war over "millennials in the workplace" stories hits peak absurdity Scott Timberg

How to get screwed by the tech industry: Here's what happens when a foot in the door becomes a ticket out of town Scott Timberg

Sturgill Simpson's brilliant Nirvana cover: Country singer breathes new life into "In Bloom" Scott Timberg

Turntable

Vinyl won't save musicians: It's still just a miniscule portion of music-industry revenues Scott Timberg

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