Gwen Stefani Photos and News
Gwen Stefani Rocks
Gwen Stefani is not the symbol of classic beauty, but there is something to be said of a woman that can get up on stage an rock a crowd. And not only does she rock a microphone, she rocks a killer set of abs! Gwen Stefani has always kept herself in good physical shape so I do not want to let her hard work go without notice. However, I still question her talk about changing her hair color, but I think everyone is in agreement that blonde is the way to go. Regardless of her hair color, Gwen is very healthy and was born to rock! Check out those moves!
Gwen Stefani Donates Money to California Wildfire Victims
A native to Southern California, Gwen Stefani is reaching out to victims of the wildfires by donating proceeds of her concert today at San Diego’s Cox Arena to local charity the San Diego Foundation, which is on the front line in terms of helping the community recover from the ongoing disaster. Gwen announced her giving-effort, saying:
“San Diego has always been so supportive of me throughout my entire career … living in Orange County, it has always been like a second home to me. When I heard about the devastation of the fires at first I felt I should cancel my show out of respect, but then it occurred to me there might be a more useful solution.”
Gwen Stefani Opens Up About No Doubt, Future
Gwen Stefani admitted to The Observer that meeting up with her No Doubt bandmates recently was just a tad uncomfortable.
“It would be ridiculous to say there was no tension. Because my solo career has been going on and on. It was never supposed to be this long.”
In addition to the No Doubt reunion, Gwen also revealed what she sees on the horizon:
“Acting roles “are the last thing on my list. Make babies, make music. I’m on repeat mode.”
Gwen Stefani Going Brunette?
Can you imagine Gwen Stefani as a brunette? Well, the blonde pop singer told Harper's Bazaar that she's considered coloring her hair brown. "Then I said, 'Nah, I'm gonna milk this blonde as long as I can," Gwen retorted. Gwen also spoke up on the future of her career and had this to say. "Some days, I think there's no way to get away with this any longer," she said in an interview published in the magazine's May issue that can be found on newsstands April 24. Gwen wrapped it up with:
I still feel like that sometimes, even though it's been 20 years. But then some days, I just feel really inspired and I really believe in everything. It's like the 15 minutes just keep getting longer."
Gwen and Akon Doing It for the Kids
Gwen Stefani and Akon (looking for some street cred) will perform at Nickelodeon’s 20th annual Kids Choice Awards, to be hosted by Justin Timberlake.
The show will air live on Nickelodeon March 31 at 8 p.m. ET, with a tape delay on the West Coast.
Titilating Celebrities Bust Out
If you've ever wanted to see more of your favorite female celebrities here is your chance. Lucy Pinder presents 50 Sexiest photos of Hollywood's hottest celebs incluidng Cameron Diaz, Lindsay Lohan, Jessica Simpson, Paris Hilton, Tracy Bingham, Gwen Stefani, and more. Not totally great photos but worth a look…if you're curious. We won't tell your Valentine!
American Music Awards (AMA) Winners
Last night the 2006 American Music Awards were hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. Just in case you missed it, you can find out about the singers that were lucky enough to take home top honors. Vancouver-based band Nickelback took home the trophy for best pop/rock album at the 2006 American Music Awards on Tuesday, during an evening that saw three wins for the Black Eyed Peas.
Nickelback’s ‘All the Right Reasons’ won ahead of the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Stadium Arcadium and the album for High School Musical, but the Canadian band lost to the Chili Peppers for best rock/pop group.”We just kinda showed up because we were supposed to give one of these away tonight,” Kroeger said of his band, originally from Hanna, Alta. “We thought for sure the Chilies were gonna just like clean house tonight.
The Chili Peppers did clean up in two categories, taking the prizes for favourite alternative artist and favourite pop/rock group. Black Eyed Peas dominate But the Black Eyed Peas were the biggest winners, named favourite group in the rap/hip hop and soul/rhythm & blues categories, and winning the best album award for Monkey Business.
Kelly Clarkson captured trophies for pop/rock female and adult contemporary artist. Those two categories were among those presented before the televised portion of the performance-filled show. Among the performers was Canadian singer Nelly Furtado, wearing a skin-tight white dress and stick-straight hair, who debuted her new single Say It Right as smoke swirled around the stage. Beyoncé began the show, belting out her single ‘Irreplaceable’ while dancing in a sparkly sequined minidress. The Pussycat Dolls, Barry Manilow and Lionel Richie also performed.
New mom Gwen Stefani made a stylish return to the music scene, wearing a skimpy sequined shift to perform the single Wind It Up from her forthcoming album, The Sweet Escape. Rapper Jay-Z also stepped out of his not-quite-retirement with a performance of Show Me What You Got from his new record, Kingdom Come. Spears makes surprise turn, while K-Fed mocked Rascal Flatts won favourite country group and the T-Mobile Text-In award, which is chosen by fans. Mary J. Blige accepted the female soul/rhythm & blues artist award from surprise presenter Britney Spears.
The newly single Spears looked sleek in a knee-length cream-coloured frock and long blond hair. The ceremony included a skit in which a Kevin Federline lookalike was put into a wooden crate and dumped into the ocean. Host Jimmy Kimmel cracked that Federline was the world’s first “no-hit wonder.” Oscar winner Jamie Foxx was named favourite male soul/rhythm and blues artist. “I’m like a rookie in this music thing,” he said. “This means a lot more than you think, man.” Foxx wore a white tuxedo and sat behind a grand piano to perform Wish U Were Here from his 2005 album, Unpredictable. Dancehall singer Sean Paul was named favourite male artist in the category.
Peppers, Peas on satellite The Red Hot Chili Peppers accepted their awards via satellite from London, with bass player Flea beat-boxing as lead singer Anthony Kiedis thanked “the American people.” The Black Eyed Peas also accepted their awards from abroad, thanking fans via satellite from Costa Rica. Among country honours, favourite female artist went to Faith Hill and Tim McGraw’s Greatest Hits Volume 2 was favourite album. Country singer and American Idol Carrie Underwood was named favourite new breakthrough artist. Eminem was favourite male rap/hip-hop artist. Shakira won favourite Latin artist and Kirk Franklin captured the award for contemporary inspirational music.
“I know that a lot of people that say that they’re Christians — you know, we don’t always represent, and we don’t always live it and we do sometimes some very stupid things, and you know we’re not doing a good job,” said Franklin, wearing blue jeans with a black velvet tuxedo jacket. “I want to make sure that when you see my life that it’s a life that I’m gonna be proud of.”
The American Music Awards honour the best in pop/rock, country, soul/rhythm and blues, rap/hip hop, Latin, alternative, adult contemporary and contemporary inspirational music. Nominees were chosen based on record sales and winners were selected by a survey of about 20,000 listeners. List of winners at the American Music Awards:
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