Dlisted — Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale looked like rich hipster pilgrims on Thanksgiving - Lainey Gossip When are we going to find out that Alice Eve is Reese Withespoon's British twin? - The Superficial  This is not what I had in mind when I Googled... more info

ContactMusic — Gwen Stefani's father predicted she would marry Gavin Rossdale.The No Doubt singer fell for the British rocker when they met backstage at his band... more info

ContactMusic — Gwen Stefani can't listen to No Doubt's 'Return of Saturn' album.The singer says it was a painful time working on the 2000 LP as her personal life... more info

Guardian Music — The protégée: Jay-Z signed Kosovan-born British singer-songwriter Rita Ora to his record label Roc Nation in 2009. This year Rita scored three consecutive No 1 singles from her debut album, Ora, and won best newcomer at the MobosHow was 2012 for y... more info

E! Online — The American Music Awards brought out all the glittery stops in Los Angeles, as stars took it in turn to stun on the red carpet. Brilliant beaded ensembles and embellished mini dresses were a... more info

Guardian Music — Gwen Stefani's band has pulled a video featuring her writhing with an eagle feather plume. Let cultural appropriation end hereGwen Stefani's hands are bound with rope and her arms are raised above her, while she's at gunpoint and writhing to and fro ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Rock band No Doubt quickly found itself in hot water after releasing a new video last week for the song “Looking Hot,” which featured an Old West theme and singer Gwen Stefani in Native American-style clothing and taking part in native rituals. T... more info

Guardian Music — The band were forced to pull their latest video, with its Native American visuals. Did Gwen Sefani have an attack of 'feather, teepee and tomahawks' syndrome?"Do you think I'm looking hot?" sings Gwen Stefani on No Doubt's new single Looking Hot. If ... more info

Guardian Music — Band apologise for stereotypical depiction of Native Americans, saying they never meant to 'offend, hurt or trivialise'No Doubt have removed their latest video from the internet, following accusations of racism. The band admitted they had "offended p... more info

Dlisted — No Doubt killed their own video yesterday for "Looking Hot" after many, many people yelled at them for playing "Cowboys & Indians" in it. The video, which shows Gwen Stefani as some kind of white-haired Native American princess who gets tied up by c... more info