Gwen Stefani donates $1 million to Japan

Just like Sandra Bullock did, Gwen Stefani is donating $1 million to Japan relief effort.  It totally makes sense, she's in love with Japan.

It's no secret that the Harajuku district has long motivated the No Doubt singer's creativity as she explains on the band's website, "I've been inspired by Japan for many years and have a true love, appreciation and respect for the Japanese people and their culture. The disaster in Japan is beyond heartbreaking and I want to do anything I can to help. I would never be able to make a gesture like this without the love and support of all the fans over all these years."







Gwen is also planning a charity auction in L.A. as well as releasing a limited edition Harajuku Lovers T-shirt, which she designed, with all the proceeds going to the relief effort in Japan. It will be available on nodoubt.com.



Like, she just can't get any cooler.

Gwen Stefani and Kingston at the L.A.M.B. Fall 2011 fashion show

Apparently something more meddlesome in her low-pitched effort than the latest dress on display, 41-year-olds were also asked about the calendar on the Latest No Doubt manuscript and probabilities tour.It is clearly focused on his career line at the moment, "said Ms. Stefani,"We have no idea. We have been the establishment of the post. We have 10 songs in it. We can see the light during the end of the tunnel. The reason is it receives as long as a mom, as well as I do you do all these things."

Stefani's Malaysia Gig to Go on as Planned

Singer Gwen Stefani's Malaysia gig will go on as planned, though a Muslim students group raised objections to her sexy publicity video for the tour.
National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students thinks that that the shots are too obscene and are calling for the Kuala Lumpur concert's cancellation.
However, the show's sponsor Maxis Communications said that show will take place as planned on August 21, abiding by the rules and guidelines.
"Maxis Communications respects the values and conventions of this country," News.com.au quoted Maxis' statement.
"Whether it concerns the singer's attire or the security for the concert, we will abide by the rules and guidelines and assure that nothing will go wrong," Maxis' media, research and event general manager Rozalita Abdul Rahman said.

Gwen Stefani angers Malaysians

Gwen Stefani could be forced to cancel her Malaysian show after a Muslim group branded her ‘indecent’ and ‘obscene’. The singer, who is on the road with her Sweet Escape tour, will perform in Kuala Lumpur next month, but the National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students want the concert scrapped because Gwen’s image offends Islamic beliefs. Mohamad Hilmi Ramli said, “Her video clips promoting the event are too obscene. We want the organisers to cancel the concert, failing which we will ask the authorities to intervene.” Ramli also slammed Malaysian mobile phone company Maxis Communications for promoting the concert and exposing young Malaysians to ‘moral decay’. The show will take place at the Stadium Putra on August 21. She will also perform in Australia, Japan, Singapore, Thailand, China and Hawaii before taking her tour to Europe.