Harajuku

!tashed — Tashed In Tokyo Rhythm Droid Raised on a strict Californian diet of sun, sea, surf and imported Japanese anime, Devon Hughes AKA Rhythm Droid ditched the comforts of the west-coast to immerse himself in the hyper-accelerated heart of Tokyo’s i... more info

Idolator — There’s no denying Nicki Minaj is in the midst of a meteoric rise. The Harajuku Barbie hasn’t even released her debut album yet, and already she’s blowing up Twitter, sharing the stage with the major players and shaking her money maker for Davi... more info

Starpulse — Gwen Stefani graces the cover of the October issue of Glamour, and in her exclusive interview with the magazine, she reveals her influences to her fashion lines L.A.M.B. and Harajuku Lovers. She also offers insight into her family life.[...] Read mor... more info

Perez Hilton — We hope all unemployed, poverty stricken Americans turn a deaf ear, because this could be painful!! Paris Hilton had a 300 sq. ft, $325,000 dog house built for her pups Tinkerbell, Marilyn Monroe, Prince Baby Bear, Harajuku, Dolce and Prada. The poo... more info

Persona Sauna — On Wednesday, May 27th, you can watch Katy Perry perform live from H&M in Harajuku, Tokyo right here. The performance is part of the collaboration between H&M and Designers Against AIDS for Fashion Against AIDS. Check the site for timing information... more info

Perez Hilton — Equality for ALL! Gone is the glamourpuss wardrobe and Harajuku girls. Back is the funky hair and rawk chick attire! Gwen Stefani and the boys performed on TV for the first time this morning. And it was such a nice blast from the past. Check out No... more info

ContactMusic — Kids clothes designed by pop star GWEN STEFANI have been pulled from store shelves in the U.S. after they were ruled to be a choking hazard.The $75 (£50) Harajuku Lovers ... more info

Perez Hilton — Oops! The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has deemed Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers hooded jackets for children a potential strangulation hazard. Yikes! Consumers are encouraged to either remove the offending ties or return the jackets for a ... more info