Gwen Stefani is growing her empire and net worth with income from The Voice, her fashion line, and countless other business ventures.

So naturally I stopped to sniff, though I was totally unimpressed with Gwen’s debut fragrance, L, last year. “Baby” smells like, you guessed it, a baby—-and though a bunch of dudes from another ...

Gwen Stefani is standing by her Harajuku era, which started with the release of her 2004 debut studio album, “Love. Angel. Music. Baby,” and continued with the 2008 launch of her “Harajuku ...

After saying, "I'm Japanese and I didn't know it" about her response to Harajuku culture in an interview this week, Gwen Stefani sparked backlash.

Gwen Stefani has long received criticism from those who accuse her of cultural appropriation for her Harajuku Lovers perfume line and backup dancers, Harajuku Girls. However, the 53-year-old ...

Music star Gwen Stefani has been called out for comments made about her Japanese influences during an interview with Allure magazine while promoting her beauty brand GXVE.

Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Lovers brand debuted in 2005 before releasing popular fragrances in 2008, but is it still in business?

Gwen Stefani made a controversial statement in a new interview with Allure while defending her previous Harajuku Lovers fragrance collection.

From wearing bindis and Bantu knots to a cowboys-and-Indians music video, the singer has been accused of cultural appropriation throughout her career.

Gwen Stefani is doubling down again on her infamous Harajuku era amid decades-long accusations of cultural appropriation, claiming "I'm Japanese." ...

Singer Gwen Stefani repeatedly called herself Japanese when asked by Allure what she learned from the controversy around her Harajuku era.