Scott Timberg (page 20)

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.

Stephen Colbert, Donald Trump

Donald Trump is bulletproof: Why his call to Colbert last night should scare the left Scott Timberg

Lucinda Williams

Lucinda Williams goes home: "The Ghost of Highway 20" and the "time warp" of the South Scott Timberg

Lady Gaga

Gaga flattens Bowie in Grammys tribute: Technically perfect karaoke can't capture his rebel spirit Scott Timberg

Peter Straub

Peter Straub's childhood horror: "I knew more about fear and its first cousin terror, and pain, than children are normally expected to know" Scott Timberg

Kanye West, Taylor Swift

The Kanye-Taylor Industrial Complex must die: Can West and Swift stop feeding this aging, pointless "feud?" Scott Timberg

Angry Man

Hating the Internet is easy: "You couldn’t run a commercial on television calling for armed insurrection" Scott Timberg

Aaron Sorkin

Aaron Sorkin could ruin "To Kill a Mockingbird": The last thing Atticus — or Scout — needs is his pithy, caffeinated touch Scott Timberg

Headphones, Brain Scans

The science of air guitar and car karaoke: How music teaches our brains to imagine what’s coming next Scott Timberg

Kanye West

Kanye 2020 is in trouble: His "Bill Cosby innocent!" tweet goes beyond harmless trolling Scott Timberg

Belly

Belly's second chance: No longer overshadowed by indie rock peers, this '90s alt-pop band's reunion is a new shot to shine Scott Timberg

Macklemore

The eternal Macklemore dilemma: Can his good intentions balance out terrible songs? Scott Timberg

American Crime Story

O.J.'s yes men and the celebrity echo chamber problem: "People come to believe that their version of the truth is correct" Scott Timberg

Marco Rubio

"Rubio deserved what he got": New Hampshire's gotcha moments, media spats and why the GOP "is built on mendacity" Scott Timberg

Puppymonkeybaby

The real Super Bowl babies: Big commercial moments paint men as infantile doofuses Scott Timberg

Ratatouille Critic

Critics are human, too: "But I don’t think you’re doing the artist or the audience or the art form itself any favor if you pat things on the head" Scott Timberg

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