Scott Timberg (page 5)

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.

Dawes

Dawes plugs in on "We're All Gonna Die": "We wanted to go beyond the more traditional approaches we’d taken" Scott Timberg

Guy FIeri

The Fieri-ssance is here: Sorry, Anthony Bourdain — it's no longer cool to hate on Guy Fieri Scott Timberg

Masters of Sex

"Masters of Sex" gets its mojo back — ready to give it another go? Scott Timberg

Benjamin Bergen

The science of the F-bomb: "Swearing actually allows people to endure pain more successfully" Scott Timberg

Nelly

Can streaming #SaveNelly? Fan campaign shows how tough the revenue model is on artists Scott Timberg

Nels Cline, Jeff Tweedy

"Wilco is not your average assignment": Guitarist Nels Cline on how the band changed his life — and how much he changed the band Scott Timberg

Cathy O'Neil

The case against big data: "It’s like you're being put into a cult, but you don't actually believe in it" Scott Timberg

Bloom County

Bewildered in "Bloom County": How its long hiatus transformed the still-beloved comic Scott Timberg

Marvin Gaye; Robin Thicke

Got to give it up for Robin Thicke: Siding with "Blurred Lines" feels wrong, but it's the right thing to do Scott Timberg

Ann Magnuson

Ann Magnuson on Hollywood's "horrific" roles for women: Now, "I wouldn’t be cast as anything but the old hag, or the mother the men hate" Scott Timberg

Macy Gray

Macy Gray turns back the clock: "I kind of learned how to sing listening to jazz albums" Scott Timberg

George Carlin

George Carlin's dark genius: From his 1957 "dirty, stupid" cop take-downs to the jokes that 9/11 made too raw to release Scott Timberg

Deadwood

Ranking the best TV shows: "I certainly could have been talked into 'The Wire' or 'The Sopranos'" Scott Timberg

The Zombies

The Zombies walk again: "You can get better, as singers and players — but you have to work at it" Scott Timberg

Paul Simon

Going back to "Graceland": Revisiting Paul Simon's fraught and tuneful South African album Scott Timberg

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