Scott Timberg (page 8)

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.

Mr. Robot

"Mr. Robot" in moral free-fall: Groundbreaking season 1 sets up intriguing stakes for next act Scott Timberg

Jon Ronson, Ashley C. Ford

Can Audible sell podcasts? New short-form Channels shows sound familiar to public radio ears Scott Timberg

Roadies

Does Cameron Crowe hate music bloggers? Scott Timberg

Seinfeld

Before Tony Soprano, there was "Seinfeld": "It turns out we love nothing more than terrible people, but at that time it was unheard of" Scott Timberg

Black Lives Matter Protesters

Racial injustice, anger and the power of visibility: "In order to have change, things have to get worse" Scott Timberg

Boris Johnson; Donald Trump

The digital media age is all about the past: "The Internet is not an extension of television" Scott Timberg

Jim James, Brittany Howard

Chipotle's marketing magic: If your brand is troubled, rock music to the rescue Scott Timberg

Matt Weiner; Frank O'Hara

The poetry of "Mad Men": When Matthew Weiner first read Frank O’Hara, “it was just like total time travel” Scott Timberg

Built To Spill

Five great live albums: From Otis Redding to Built to Spill Scott Timberg

Gay Talese

Gay Talese's "ethical mess": Fact-checking lapse raises old questions about New Journalism Scott Timberg

Britain soldiers on, bakes off: "Great British Baking Show" projects a happier image for fans Scott Timberg

Albert Brooks

Albert Brooks fans, rejoice! His genius films are coming to Netflix — and they feel more relevant than ever Scott Timberg

Ice Cube

Oscars diversity push yields new Academy class with some overdue names Scott Timberg

Holocaust escape tunnel discovery a blow against deniers: "It was dug out by spoons. By people who were shackled around the ankles" Scott Timberg

Scotty Moore's legacy: Elvis's first guitarist helped create a signature rock sound Scott Timberg

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