Scott Timberg (page 28)

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.

Jeff Buckley's life after death: "Lost" albums can be sketchy, but "You and I" could be the missing piece of the Gen X legend's legacy Scott Timberg

Free speech, social justice and the press on campus : "These are longstanding issues that have reached a boiling point" Scott Timberg

Marco Rubio

Marco Rubio declares war on the liberal arts: Pitting vocational training against the humanities misses the point of both Scott Timberg

The tedious Republican debate cycle: Rand Paul speaks! Trump gets booed! GOP 2016 already feels like a reality show that's past its prime Scott Timberg

Ben Carson

Ben Carson's oddball appeal: "The right has not traditionally wanted black conservatives who are all over the map" Scott Timberg

Ben Carson, Ted Cruz

Why not elect an atheist president?: Cruz and Carson double down on Christianity despite shifting demographics Scott Timberg

Richard Nixon, Ben Carson, Hillary Clinton

"Politics is always about lying": But you're not crazy if you think the lies are getting bigger and more frequent Scott Timberg

Chris Christie, Ben Carson, Rand Paul

Thanks for nothing, "SNL" and Donald Trump: Welcome to the nightmare of "equal time" for these GOP candidates Scott Timberg

Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis

"He had a vision for rock ‘n’ roll long before the music existed": Peter Guralnick digs deep into the history of the man who made Elvis Presley Scott Timberg

Jeb Bush

Awkward Jeb vines are the best: How the clumsy #JebNoFilter pandering of “I’m black and I’m proud" becomes comedy gold Scott Timberg

Ben Carson and Ted Cruz are running against FDR: The Freudian theory behind the gold standard's kooky return Scott Timberg

Ben Carson

Who is Ben Carson trying to fool with his bizarre, insincere rap ad?: "He’s a more refined version of Sarah Palin" Scott Timberg

Stress Ball

We choose to be anxious, stressed, afraid: "We set ourselves the goal of trying to avoid things that are utterly out of our control" Scott Timberg

Amazon Book Store

Amazon wants to be hated: First it kills the bookstore, then it wears its skin Scott Timberg

Computer Hearts

I don't want to "heart" your tweet: Twitter's dumb new fix gets zero stars Scott Timberg

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