After releasing only one album of new material in the 1990s, Balls was the beginning of a renewed prolific streak for Sparks, but it was an inauspicious start. As you might guess from the title ...

Following a season-ending ACL injury in 2024 that cut Cameron Brink's rookie season short, ESPN's Holly Rowe initially reported that the Los Angeles Sparks' star forward would be expected to ...

Because we asked them nicely, the duo ranked what they believe are Sparks’s most museum-worthy album covers. Act and invest accordingly, MoMA. Russell Mael: Ron was big into cars at the time and ...

“There’s a ‘here’s your lyrics, sir.’” That said, Sparks’ seeming manifesto, “Do Things My Own Way” which starts the album, is clearly a statement of the duo’s longtime ...

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Swift was nominated for Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Collaboration of the Year (with Post Malone), Favorite Female Pop Artist, Favorite Touring Artist and Favorite Pop Album. During the ...

“Gonna do things my own way,” Russell intones as the album opens. Hasn’t Sparks always done things their own way? MAD! wouldn’t be half as great otherwise.

But the Sparks started knocking down a flurry of 3-pointers and a 20-6 run was enough to create a deficit Chicago couldn't recover from. The Sky have now lost three straight games by double digits.

More than half a century into their career, Sparks are still operating at full ... their 26th studio album together. In 2025, the siblings from Southern California are persisting in their mission ...

Active since the late ‘60s, when they operated under names like Urban Renewal Project and Halfnelson, each Sparks album explores new territories. Still, all the songs have some throughlines ...

album, and this was the first exposure they had to Sparks, that it would be as poignant and provocative in all sorts of ways as anything we’ve done in our past. AP: You both grew up in Los ...