The New York Times
Ms. Stefani, 46, spoke candidly about the circumstances that led her to make her most personal album yet and how spirituality and the guidance of Pharrell Williams have shaped her artistic process.
Refinery29
On her new album, This Is What the Truth Feels Like (on sale March 18), Gwen Stefani delves into the giddy blindness of new love while shaking off the remains of a shattered marriage.
The New York Times
Ms. Stefani’s directions were clear: She wanted to capture her history — if it didn’t happen in real life, it wasn’t going on the album. And the floodgates opened.
Marie Claire
The pop star explains how her SoCal roots have had a lasting impact on her signature style.
The Gary Bryan Show
“Honestly, it’s so embarrassing when people ask. Cos it’s like, my lyrics are so transparent, you know what I mean. I’m not trying to hide anything.”
Entertainment Weekly
Gwen Stefani made history Monday night during the Grammys as she — with the help of Target — filmed the first ever live music video.
97.1 Amp with Carson Daly
“[The Make Me Like You music video] has a lot of symbolism of my life as well. Cos it starts off like I’m in a crash, I’m kinda, like, I have like a jail kind of outfit on.”
On Air with Ryan Seacrest
“And so I’m like trying to open my door and as I open the door, not one but two basketballs and a football fell out. So he was looking at the balls.”
Valentine in the Morning
“I’m like I can’t keep up with everyone’s schedule. But yeah, it was fun to go back. For me, it was like multiple layers.”
WhoWhatWear Australia
In addition to the new glasses, we chatted with Stefani about her style evolution and what's next in her career.