Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Gwen Stefani all opened up about a few topics surrounding the festive season, including the food they love to eat this time of year.

Gwen Stefani never planned on being a solo pop star, but in the early 2000s, her musical journey took an unexpected, fruitful turn.

“When I was first asked to do V magazine, I was quite naive when it came to the fashion world. Just learning about the different kinds of photographers that you could work with was so interesting.”

Fierce, fearless, chic, genuine, fun. Gwen Stefani is that excellent mix of superstar and superchill. As the pop icon returns to The Voice, we got a peek inside her world.

Gwen Stefani grew up being obsessed with the soundtracks of musicals and old Hollywood films. She also was influenced by the ska scene in Orange County.

Gwen Stefani is a force to be reckoned with – whether it’s in music, fashion, television, on the Vegas stage or helping others.

We chatted with Gwen and got her take on how best to unplug at home, let loose in Las Vegas and the one beauty product she won't leave home without.

The fashionable mommy-son duo just launched a line of streetwear-inspired tween/teen eyewear.

Clearly not as recognizable as her signature platinum locks or bright red pout, this Gwen Stefani accessory staple is one we don't often see her in: her eyeglasses.

Gwen Stefani chats exclusively with EB about the new specs collection inspired by her son.

The singer, fashion designer, and mom of three chatted exclusively with Parents.com about collaborating with her 11-year-old son Zuma and Tura, Inc. on a new eyewear collection for tweens/teens called Zuma Rock.

Singer speaks about all things Captain Marvel, Las Vegas, fashion and possible new music.

Gwen Stefani on celebrating Blake Shelton, her signature red lip and returning to The Voice.

Her phone is never charged, she loves The Sound of Music, is dying to visit Egypt, is fascinated by Old Hollywood and antiques, and can’t say no to her valentine, country singer Blake Shelton.

Celebrating 15 years of her L.A.M.B. collection, the pop icon recalls her fears and proudest moments: "I was nervous because people were going to judge me and not take me seriously."

When Gwen Stefani‘s not busy in the studio, she’s probably working on new designs for her beloved fashion brand L.A.M.B., which she founded over 16 years ago in 2003.

Stefani has since paused on designing clothing for the label named after her first album and is focusing on designing eyewear, but her appreciation for the fans who show her items they've held on to brings a wave of nostalgia

On an unusually cold, gray L.A. day, Stefani spoke exclusively with The Hollywood Reporter about her new spring eyewear collections (produced by Tura Inc.) and more.

The No Doubt leading lady chatted with ET's Katie Krause on the phone to talk all about her latest designs, being a mom of three boys and plans for new music.