Scott Timberg (page 6)

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.

The Hollars

John Krasinski's family affair: Why making "The Hollars" felt "like we were shooting a home video" Scott Timberg

Nick Denton

Gawker says goodbye: Farewells combine nostalgia with irony Scott Timberg

Adnan Syed, Brendan Dassey

The trial-by-Netflix age: "Making a Murderer," "Serial" and the mixed blessings of media justice Scott Timberg

Nick Denton

"We could be really experimental": Why Gawker went down and why we'll hate ourselves for missing it Scott Timberg

Dixie Chicks

How 9/11 chilled musicians: "They were trying to push back against the new status quo. ... Some of them got smacked back" Scott Timberg

Jimmy Page

Twilight of the gods: Jimmy Page's testimony shows just how misguided music plagiarism cases can get Scott Timberg

World of Warcraft

How video games suck you in: "Our sense of time becomes yoked, not to the ticking of the clock, but to the pattern of our interactions" Scott Timberg

Barack Obama, Courtney Barnett, The Beach Boys, Prince, Pharrell Williams

Decoding Obama's playlist: Inside his summer jams, a hint of what we'll miss most about him Scott Timberg

Cate Blanchett; Mindy Kaling; Helena Bonham Carter

"Ocean's Eight" tests the limits of the gender-flip reboot formula Scott Timberg

John Oliver

John Oliver's newspaper rant hits a nerve: "We've watched it being not-so-slowly destroyed by forces beyond our control" Scott Timberg

The Sea of Trees

The end of the McConaissance: "Sea of Trees" star looks like a poor fit for the role Scott Timberg

David Cross

David Cross brings "social justice warriors" and the right together: "Through their hatred of me, [they] bond" Scott Timberg

The Beatles

Why "Revolver" still matters: The 50th anniversary of a Beatles masterpiece Scott Timberg

"Star Wars" overdose: New live-action TV series could be too much of a good thing Scott Timberg

This Is Not Fine

"This is fine" cartoonist on why it's not fine, after all: It's "a response to how weird and bad 2016 has made me feel" Scott Timberg

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