USA Today (Nov. 23rd 2004)
No Doubt star kicks back to chat about life, 'Love' and celebrity.
The Orange County Register (Nov. 23rd 2004)
No Doubt's Gwen Stefani releases her solo album today, but she says the biggest band from O.C. will go on, one way or another.
The Sunday Telegraph (Nov. 21st 2004)
Gwen Stefani has sold millions of records as No Doubt's singer, snagged a few Grammys, started a fashion label and married a rock star. But with the release of her debut solo album, she tells Joanne Hawkins she's just a girl at heart
HX Magazine (Nov. 19th 2004)
Gwen Stefani’s surprised to learn about her gay fan base. You’ll be surprised to learn about her new dance album, Jean Harlow and Harajuku.
The Daily Telegraph (Nov. 18th 2004)
She stars in Scorsese's latest film, her fashion label is big in Japan - and her new solo album is a thumpingly infectious triumph. Gwen Stefani, No Doubt's irrepressible singer, talks to Craig McLean.
The Record (Nov. 13th 2004)
Yet as Gwen Stefani put together her first album apart from No Doubt, the alternative-rock band she has fronted for 17 years, she had a vision of the record she'd long wanted to make, and wasn't about to budge.
New Zealand Herald (Nov. 13th 2004)
The previous night she put the finishing touches to her debut solo album. Now the No Doubt singer is chatting to international press about it on her cellphone, while having her trademark platinum tresses tended to.
MTV News (Nov. 10th 2004)
No Doubt vocalist faces fears and writer's block on LOVE, ANGEL, MUSIC, BABY.
The Los Angeles Times (Nov. 7th 2004)
"I just kept feeling like the time clock was really loud in my ears," says the platinum blond singer-songwriter, who has evolved from reluctant rock singer to trend-setting pop-culture beacon.
Newsweek (Nov. 7th 2004)
No Doubt about it - life's looking pretty good for gorgeous Gwen Stefani.
Billboard (Nov. 6th 2004)
To hear No Doubt front-woman Gwen Stefani tell it, she's just a girl from Orange County following a dream, ''Im just like you, except I write songs," Stefani says.
The Sunday Times (Oct. 31st 2004)
After 17 years in music. Gwen Stefani has exploded onto the fashion scene as the It girl that everybody wants a piece of. So where did it all go right, asks Jane Bussmann.
Dolly (October 2004)
What better way to give you the goss on Gwen Stefani than to let you ask her the questions yourselves?
Rolling Stone (Sept. 16th 2004)
Gwen Stefani is stepping out of the shadows of No Doubt, but don't call her new album a solo record.
V (Fall 2004)
For the past 17 years, she has stood as the punky siren of the band No Doubt. But there is more to Gwen Stefani’s platinum-blonde life than meets the eye.
Newsweek (Aug. 30th 2004)
Stefani may be a dweeb at heart, but everyone else knows her as pop's No. 1 glamour girl. At 34, she's part 1940s pinup and part 1980s punk, and the one viable heir apparent to Madonna.
Cleo (July 2004)
A fashion label. A music career. A so-gorgeous husband. Welcome to Gwen Stefani’s world.
Cosmopolitan (June 2004)
With a solo album in the works, a new fashion line in stores, and a big movie on the way, Gwen Stefani's career is on fire. Oh yeah, and did we mention she also has that rock-god husband, Gavin Rossdale? Today, she lets us into her fab world.
Women's Wear Daily (April 22nd 2004)
Don't even think for a second that Gwen Stefani is over the fashion industry.