There is a whole lot going on in today's Photo of the Week. For one, Gwen Stefani is picking up her 4-year-old son Zuma Nesta Rock Rossdale (yeah, we know) from school on March 26.
For another, he apparently spent the day dressed as Boba Fett, the bounty hunter from 'Star Wars'.
Gwen Stefani covers the November issue of Nylon in pink (on her lips) and plaid (on her hips)!
When you’ve got it, flaunt it. You’d never think No Doubt frontwoman Gwen Stefani had two kids, with that flat, taut tummy of hers.
But the singer, who spent much of her career wearing micro tops that called plenty of attention to her ripped abs, covers the October issue of Marie Claire. She is looking buff and showing off her street style, including her signature top knot ballerina bun.
Ever stylish singer (and fashion designer) Gwen Stefani isn’t merely focused on ‘Push and Shove,’ No Doubt‘s first new album in over a decade, which is due to drop in September. Ahead of the album’s release, the diva will partner up with the also fashionable First Lady Michelle Obama for a ‘Family Day’ fundraiser that she will host in her Beverly Hills home. How gracious of our gal Gwen to let deep pocket Democrats into her home for a quality hang.
She has a successful fashion line and she has children, so it’s only natural that Gwen Stefani would launch a line for kids, right?
The ‘Hollaback Girl’ herself is launching a collection for Target called Harajuku Mini, a line that will include Japanese anime-inspired getups for tweens, kids and babies.
Although No Doubt hasn’t released a studio album since 2001′s ‘Rock Steady,’ the group hasn’t exactly been resting on their laurels. Singer Gwen Stefani has gotten hitched, had children, and released two wildly successful solo albums. Meanwhile, bassist Tony Kanal produced P!nk’s single, ‘Sober,’ drummer Adrian Young performed with Maroon 5 and Scott Weiland, and guitarist Tom Dumont produced Matt Costa’s debut album.
Now, however, the group is a mere two months away from finishing their sixth album. They recently previewed several songs for Rolling Stone and it seems their trademark Ska/reggae sound is intact, albeit with a few updates.
February 12, 2011
February 8, 2011 The Internet is freaking out over this angelic yearbook photo of an elementary-school-age Kanye West, so we decided to round up some of our favorite yearbook photos of famous musicians. Click through to see who was awkward and who was...slightly less awkward.
