Scott Timberg (page 30)

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.

Oliver North, Hillary Clinton

Hillary won the Benghazi show before saying a word: How TV hearings drum up support for the accused Scott Timberg

Amazon Warehouse

Dying to work for Amazon: Where's the outrage for the exploited, vulnerable temp workers who make Bezos's empire run? Scott Timberg

Donald Trump

Donald Trump's nastiest political beefs have always been personal: "Bullies may act tough, but they’re really closet cowards" Scott Timberg

Ben Shapiro, Ayn Rand

Meet our new Ayn Rand: Ben Shapiro's hamfisted propaganda fiction is even worse than you guessed Scott Timberg

Amazon CEO Bezos holds up the new Kindle Fire HD 7

Why so defensive, Amazon?: Firing back at the New York Times two months later is desperate damage control Scott Timberg

Donald Trump

He's always been a jackass: I read Donald Trump's favorite book — his own — so you don't have to Scott Timberg

Bernie Sanders, Karl Marx

Bernie Sanders and the mainstreaming of socialism: "The romance of big capitalism is stripped down" Scott Timberg

Village Voice

Good news for the Village Voice: The paper's unlikely new 1-percent owner could invigorate the alt-press pioneer Scott Timberg

Jack Dorsey

Twitter CEO's smarmy lay-off note reveals yet another tech industry Messiah complex: "The world needs a strong Twitter, and this is another step to get there" Scott Timberg

Columbus Day is the next Confederate Flag: The holiday's political context is too unsavory to keep ignoring Scott Timberg

Carrie Brownstein's surprising moment of rebellion: "When my dad came out, my instinct was that I needed to husband-up and get married" Scott Timberg

Sherry Turkle

Turn off your f**king phone and talk to me! Sherry Turkle on why "I’m not the Darth Vader of social media" Scott Timberg

American Shooters

"Angry, alienated, isolated, maybe a little delusional" -- and with "access to efficient killing machinery" Scott Timberg

Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan, bizarre computer salesman: "He’s being played as a genial grandpa, rather than as a rebel" Scott Timberg

Syrian Migrants

We mourn for Oregon shooting, but gloss over bombing a hospital: The brain science behind empathy Scott Timberg

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