Scott Timberg (page 9)

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 Strokes

The Strokes' energetic return: Play "spot the reference" in this dizzying pastiche video Scott Timberg

Amy Winehouse

Brexit could hammer British culture: Here's what it could mean for movies, music and visual art Scott Timberg

Roadies

Cameron Crowe's "Roadies": A rock 'n' roll labor of love that dares to be sentimental Scott Timberg

Seth Meyers

The stars aligned for Seth Meyers: "That was more dumb luck than anything else" Scott Timberg

J.K. Rowling

Celebs couldn't stop Brexit: J.K. Rowling, Eddie Izzard and more urged Remain — to no avail Scott Timberg

Jimmy Page, Robert Plant

Led Zeppelin not guilty: "Stairway" verdict is a modest victory for creativity Scott Timberg

Taylor Swift, Kanye West

Forget Fall Out Boy's "Ghostbusters" theme — what would Kanye's version sound like? Scott Timberg

Robert Plant

Free Led Zeppelin: "This is about music, it’s not about sound" Scott Timberg

Nick Denton

Nick Denton isn't sorry: New interview reveals more about Gawker founder's ethics Scott Timberg

Lyft Car

Expanded trust made the sharing economy: "It creates the possibility of getting into a stranger’s car" Scott Timberg

Will Smith

Must be nice to live in Will Smith's world, where movies have moved "from explosions and gimmicks to storytelling" Scott Timberg

Free State of Jones

Good guy with a gun: "Free State of Jones" trailers raise on-going questions about film violence Scott Timberg

Westworld

"Westworld"’s promising preview: HBO could have its next great show on its hands Scott Timberg

The Felice Brothers

"Rough and raw and strange": The Felice Brothers on their new album, Dylan comparisons and making "a very modest living" at music Scott Timberg

Almost Famous

The Led Zeppelin "Stairway" trial is a Cameron Crowe movie just waiting to be made Scott Timberg

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