Gwen Stefani Covers Up For Show In Malaysia  

It looks like Gwen Stefani was a good girl after all, just like she promised.

The 37-year-old pop star wowed fans in Muslim-majority Malaysia on Tuesday, performing in costumes that showed almost no skin after Islamic critics claimed that her revealing clothes could corrupt the country's youth.

She burst onto the stage wearing a black leotard under a white short-sleeved shirt and black-and-white striped hot pants suit, with black gloves up to her elbows.
"I am very inspired tonight," Stefani told some 7,000 cheering fans at an indoor stadium.
She changed costumes for every song, remaining fully covered as she belted out tunes such as "The Sweet Escape," "Rich Girl," "Wind it Up" and "Hollaback Girl."

Gwen had promised to dress modestly after the 10,000-member National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students charged that her skimpy outfits and cheeky performances clashed with Islamic values.

Malaysian Group Urges Ban on Gwen Stefani Concert  


Malaysia should pull the plug on the Kuala Lumpur leg of U.S. singer Gwen Stefani's upcoming Asian tour because of her indecent dressing and obscenity, a Muslim students' group said on Tuesday.

The 10,000-strong National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students said Gwen's August 21 concert, which is part of her 'Sweet Escape' tour, would clash with local Asian and Islamic values.

"Her video clips promoting the event are too obscene," Mohamad Hilmi Ramli, the group's president, told Reuters. "We want the organizers to cancel the concert, failing which we will ask the authorities to intervene."

Hilmi also criticized Malaysian mobile phone firm Maxis Communications for promoting the concert.

"Maxis has been staging a series of foreign acts ... to make a profit and to expose our young generation to things such as moral decay," he said.

Gwen Stefani Sues Forever 21  


Gwen Stefani has filed a lawsuit against Forever 21 claiming that the fast fashion chain has illegally ripped off Harajuku Lovers' designs.

The complaint cites Harajuku's trademark red, white, and black hearts and heart-box designs have begun to appear in nearly identical red, white, and black prints on Forever 21 clothing, handbags, and accessories.

The only difference is the wording that accompanies the hearts and Japanese characters: Gwen's line says "Harajuku Lovers" while Forever 21's designs say "Forever Love." Sounds suspicious...[source]

NEW Music Video: Gwen Stefani - Four In The Morning  



Check out the brand NEW music video for Gwen Stefani 's "Four In The Morning":

Video: Gwen Stefani - 4 In The Morning (In Studio)  



Check out this clip of Gwen Stefani recording "4 In The Morning" her third single from her latest album The Sweet Escape.

NEW Music Video: Gwen Stefani - The Sweet Escape  



Check out the video for Gwen Stefani's new single, "The Sweet Escape".

Music Video REWIND: Gwen Stefani - Wind It Up  



Lets REWIND back to November 2006 watch Gwen Stefani's video for "Wind It Up" the lead single for her second solo album 'The Sweet Escape'.