Nora Princiotti

New York

Staff Writer at The Ringer

host of every single album, writer for the ringer posting at https://t.co/GObRYcvet8

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Articles

Hit Girls: Britney, Taylor, Beyoncé, and the Women Who Built Pop’s Shiniest Decade

1 month ago | libraryjournal.com | Nora Princiotti

. Jun. 2025. 240p. ISBN 9780593725085. $29. MUSIC COPY ISBN From Britney Spears and Beyonce to Taylor Swift and Rihanna, women commanded the pop music scene during the 2000s. Their singular hits and innovative personal styles led the way. Reporter and Every Single Album podcast host Princiotti analyzes these celebrated artists, identifying what set them apart from performers of previous decades as they blazed a trail for those who followed.
Saquon for MVP, NFL Playoff Push, and Rodgers’s Next Destination

Nov 27, 2024 | theringer.com | Tate Frazier |Cousin Sal Iacono |Nora Princiotti

Cousin Sal joins Tate Frazier to break down the latest NFL action from Week 12. They discuss Jim Harbaugh’s tough loss on Monday Night Football, Bryce Young’s breakthrough performance, and why Saquon Barkley is a legitimate MVP candidate. The duo also dives into a series of Over/Under Reactions, covering everything from the Commanders’ kicking woes to the SEC’s chances in the College Football Playoff.
Pop News Grab Bag: Sabrina Carpenter, Beyoncé, and Gracie Abrams

Nov 22, 2024 | theringer.com | Nora Princiotti |Nathan Hubbard

Photo by Christopher Polk/Rolling Stone via Getty Images Nora and Nathan talk about a mix of pop music news from the week, including the end of the U.S. leg of Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet tour (1:00), the news that Beyoncé will perform at the halftime show during a Christmas Day NFL game and whether this is the start of her Grammy campaign (25:44), and Gracie Abrams’s first top 10 song on the Billboard Hot 100, “That’s So True,” and why fans seem to be connecting with this song...
Look-alike Contest Culture, Sabrina Carpenter Arrests Marcello Hernandez, and ‘Rivals’

Nov 22, 2024 | theringer.com | Jodi Walker |Nora Princiotti

Ronit Bezalel/Block Club Chicago This one’s for the boys! First off, Jodi and Nora Princiotti take a tour of the older men that are acting up this week, including Mike Tyson’s square ass, Jay Leno’s mangled face and body, and John Stamos’s fake bald head (2:40). They dive into how look-alike contest culture has exploded with Jeremy Allen White, Dev Patel, Paul Mescal, Harry Styles, and so many more contests popping up after the infamous Timothée Chalamet competition in New York City (21:16).
Look-alike Contest Culture, Sabrina Carpenter Arrests Marcello Hernandez, and ‘Rivals’

Nov 22, 2024 | flipboard.com | Jodi Walker |Nora Princiotti

1 day agoThe Stunts Paul Mescal Wasn't Allowed To Do While Filming "Gladiator II""Gladiator II" director Ridley Scott allowed his lead actor to do some of his own stunts, but some were better left to the professionals. Watch Paul Mescal in "Gladiator II," in theaters this Friday.
Let’s Have a Debate About ‘Wicked’

Nov 20, 2024 | theringer.com | Katie Baker |Jodi Walker |Miles Surrey |Nora Princiotti

Disney/Ringer illustration After a deeply emotional and disturbingly long press run, the much-anticipated movie musical Wicked is finally premiering in theaters.
Why the Jets Fired GM Joe Douglas, Aaron Rodgers’s Murky Future, and QB Corner

Nov 20, 2024 | theringer.com | Sheil Kapadia |Steven Ruiz |Nora Princiotti

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images Another week, another Jets personnel change. This time, general manager Joe Douglas gets handed the pink slip, leaving Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti to try to figure out who could fill the void. They also look back on the key missteps from Douglas’s tenure and discuss whether Aaron Rodgers will still play for the team next season (00:00). Then, Steven Ruiz shines a light on four (or five?) quarterbacks in his weekly QB Corner (32:23). Want more?
What’s Next for Chappell Roan, Lady Gaga’s “Disease,” and Taylor Swift’s Style

Nov 14, 2024 | theringer.com | Nora Princiotti |Nathan Hubbard

Nora and Nathan talk Chappell Roan parting ways with her management, Lady Gaga’s newest single, and what Taylor Swift’s clothes say about her Nora and Nathan discuss the news that Chappell Roan is parting ways with her management and what might be coming next for the artist after a very busy summer (1:00); the muted reaction to Lady Gaga’s newest single, “Disease” (23:52); and what we can learn about Taylor Swift from the way she dresses (40:17).
Mahomes’s Dominance, Rough Week for Florida, and the Tate Debate

Nov 13, 2024 | theringer.com | Tate Frazier |Cousin Sal Iacono |Nora Princiotti

Tate Frazier and Cousin Sal break down NFL Week 10, discussing Bryce Young, Dak Prescott’s luck, and the Bears’ quarterback dilemma. They dive into Over/Under Reactions, covering Patrick Mahomes’s dominance, the Dolphins’ weekend rescue, and the NFC’s top contenders. Tate and Sal also give their College Football Playoff upset specials.
Six Coaches on the Hot Seat and Quarterbacks in Crisis

Nov 13, 2024 | theringer.com | Sheil Kapadia |Nora Princiotti |Steven Ruiz

Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images Following the firing of Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, Sheil Kapadia and Nora Princiotti take a look at six NFL head coaches who may not return to their roles next year (02:10). And in “QB Corner,” The Ringer’s resident QB guru Steven Ruiz examines four QBs who are entering crisis mode (42:15). Check out Sheil’s Week 10 review article here.