Nora Princiotti

How has Swift’s writing evolved throughout her eras, and where does it truly stand now?

The Bengals quarterback needs surgery after suffering yet another serious injury. Will Cincinnati ever learn its lesson and find a way to protect its most important player?

The most offensive part of the kickoff game wasn’t the loogie seen round the world. It was the league’s horrifying AI slop commercial.

It Wasn’t Just Pop Music. This Was a Summer Without Monoculture.

Nora and Nathan are not quite done talking about Taylor Swift’s forthcoming album, ‘The Life of a Showgirl,’ so they opened up the mailbag to answer some listener questions. They talk about what some of the songs could be about based on their names, whether Taylor will release a single off of this album, and how having Max Martin and Shellback as the exclusive producers for this record will affect the sound.

Hello, media consumers! Bryan fills David in on his Connecticut hot dog tour earlier this week, before discussing Taylor Swift’s appearance on Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast and a few thoughts on Monday’s Jimmy Pitaro interview. Then they run through the rumors of Howard Stern and SiriusXM parting ways, Oklahoma selling “postgame media access” to fans, and loads more!

Swift’s 12th album is sparkly and orange, and it might contain lyrics about a dick?

The Dallas Cowboys could’ve taken care of their star player years ago. Instead, they’re fighting with him. Fans know the pattern well.

After a four-year break, Lorde is back, and so are the synths. Nora and Nathan talk about her newest album, ‘Virgin’; the ways it’s a departure from her previous album, ‘Solar Power’; the themes of gender identity and body image that she’s exploring throughout the lyrics; and the songs on this record that worked less well for them.

Swift has beefed with ex-boyfriends, fellow artists, and music executives, often turning that pettiness into her best work