Scott Timberg (page 7)

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.

Beavis and Butthead; Kurt Cobain

MTV Classic and the humbling of Generation X: To claim "Unplugged," we must face "Beavis and Butthead" Scott Timberg

Justin Bieber Televisions

The Revenge of Monoculture: The Internet gave us more choices, but the mainstream won anyway Scott Timberg

Chris Collingwood

Life after Fountains of Wayne: "I don’t find myself listening to power-pop music at all" Scott Timberg

Bernie Sanders; JoJo Fletcher

Bernie vs. "The Bachelorette": When reality and "reality" collide on TV Scott Timberg

Thom Yorke; Moby

Gen X needs a nap: Thom Yorke's sleepy-time playlist speaks to a greater need for rest Scott Timberg

Batman: The Killing Joke

Holy backlash, Batgirl: "The Killing Joke" opens in the shadow of a Comic-Con panel gone wrong Scott Timberg

Vinyl, Roadies

Searching for a great American rock show: Why is rock 'n' roll on TV so hard to get right? Scott Timberg

Rudy Giuliani

"Maybe tonight will be the night all hell breaks loose": Roaming the strangely chaos-free RNC Scott Timberg

Ernest Hemingway

Hemingway drank too much: Our strange, macho romance with Papa's alcoholism Scott Timberg

The Beatles

The sound of Beatlemania: Can this new release of "Hollywood Bowl" redeem the Fab Four's live record? Scott Timberg

Third Eye Blind

Let 2016 be known as the year Third Eye Blind became left-wing folk heroes: "Raise your hand if you believe in science" Scott Timberg

Davy Rothbart

The magic of FOUND, now in podcast form: "You feel like you are touching someone’s purest self" Scott Timberg

Trainspotting

Drugs, despair, disintegration: 20 years later, "Trainspotting" still resonates Scott Timberg

Kid Rock; Scott Baio

The RNC's pop-culture wasteland: This Republican convention is seriously lacking in star power Scott Timberg

Ann and Jeff VanderMeer

Diversity is making science fiction better: "We’re in a full flowering of potential" for the genre Scott Timberg

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