Scott Timberg (page 32)

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.

Mark Karr

Mary Karr on the "loser, outsider weirdos" of memoir and skipping the David Foster Wallace movie: "The whole St. David thing … it’s a little hard to take" Scott Timberg

Zero-tolerance madness: A "no touching" rule means even tag is out-of-bounds for Seattle-area school kids Scott Timberg

Donald Trump, Carly Fiorina

Trump, Fiorina and why the "CEO president" rarely succeeds: "Politics is not just something one can pick up" Scott Timberg

Calm down, Gen X: Science might call "Smells Like Teen Spirit" the "most iconic" song of all time, but is this really a list you want to top? Scott Timberg

Ben Folds

Ben Folds reaches for a new classic: "This is how you make something you haven’t heard before" Scott Timberg

New Yorker Caption

The accidental humor of New Yorker cartoons: Our never-ending search for the perfect universal caption has a strong new contender Scott Timberg

Quentin Tarantino

Ode to the vanishing video store: "Wouldn't it be incredible to have met with someone who experienced having Quentin Tarantino as a clerk?" Scott Timberg

Ted Cruz, Stephen Colbert

Colbert's Ted Cruz (calm and fair) smackdown: How "The Late Show" is triumphing with even-handed intelligence in these polarized times Scott Timberg

Taylor Swift, Ryan Adams

Taylor Swift and Ryan Adams, marriage of convenience: He regains relevance, she collects alt-cred with his covers of "1989" Scott Timberg

Mad Men

"Mad Men" was robbed: Why did Emmy voters reward "Game of Thrones" over Matthew Weiner's quiet gem? Scott Timberg

Laura

"The terror is lurking either in the home, or just outside of it": How women writers redefined postwar noir Scott Timberg

Donald Trump

An autism expert on what Trump gets wrong about the so-called epidemic: "I see more blatantly misdiagnosed children than I’ve ever seen before" Scott Timberg

Ursula Le Guin

Ursula K. Le Guin on myths, Modernism and why "I'm a little bit suspicious of the MFA program" Scott Timberg

Jeb Bush

Jeb's economic growth plan is bunk: "It’s a complete fiction that the economy grows more rapidly when we cut taxes on the rich" Scott Timberg

Steve Rannazzisi

Steve Rannazzisi's 9/11 lie: Why public figures stretch the truth about public events Scott Timberg

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