Gwen Stefani got extremely candid about her new album during a press day for Season 9 of "The Voice."

Brooklyn-based creatives might have their eyes on permanent relocation to healthy and happening Los Angeles, but there is no mistaking the real deal, an authentic OC Girl.

Gwen Stefani has one of the most iconic looks of her generation. So it might not surprise you that even someone as experimental with style as she is admits she’s hesitant to change it up when it comes to beauty.

Eminem and Gwen Stefani joined forces for “Kings Never Die,” which dropped Friday and will be found on the soundtrack for the boxing drama Southpaw.

Welcome to the Gwen-aissance. With a new album, a chair on The Voice, and an ever-growing fashion empire - and family - Gwen Stefani may not have the ‘simple kind of life’ she used to sing about, but you could argue she’s found something even better.

After The Voice, Gwen preps to reclaim the stage.

How the singer reconnected with Pharrell, discovered emojis, and jump-started her career.

With her plate fuller than ever, Gwen Stefani is fashioning a new identity.

Gwen Stefani‘s children have learned a lot from their fashionable mama — including how to put together the perfect everyday ensemble.

Gwen Stefani is anxious to return to the stage as a solo artist, with her first headlining concert sans No Doubt scheduled at the Orpheum in downtown Los Angeles.

“Well, this morning she's announcing that she is heading back on stage for a solo performance. E!'s Jason Kennedy sat down with her to talk about what she calls her year of surprises.”

From bed in her Los Angeles home, Gwen Stefani insists she doesn’t mind doing her first gay press interview in a decade on her day off. “I love talking about myself,” the No Doubt frontwoman says, giggling.

The No Doubt front woman, now out with her third solo album, looks to her parents for marital wisdom and her inner tween for fashion cues.

How the singer reconnected with Pharrell, discovered emojis, and jump-started her career.

The coaches of TV’s hottest talent show share what they’ve learned about themselves and each other … and advice they have for all of us.

Now, with two new singles — “Baby Don’t Lie” and “Spark the Fire,” her first solo songs since 2008 — released in the middle of this Voice season, and more music on the way, Gwen tells Yahoo Music she wouldn’t be able to do it all without some help from her famous friends.

In a new Q&A, the No Doubt frontwoman explains how Pharrell inspired her to follow-up 2006's 'The Sweet Escape'.

TIME caught up with the singer to talk about her upcoming album (due next year), Pharrell’s recent comments about feminism and what’s up next for No Doubt.

“This morning, we're premiering an exclusive sneak peek of her new single, "Spark the Fire." She also opens about her music, motherhood and old friend Pharrell Williams with our friend Cam Mathison.”

“Well now to a show that gets people talking, The Voice. And Carson brought this season's coaches together for this very candid conversation. Take a look.”