No Doubt

Gwen Stefani embraced her inner hippie chick and got down with the Rolling Stones on Friday night (May 3) in Los Angeles, where the legendary rockers kicked off their 50 and Counting Tour. Sporting a thin headband, straight-outta-'68 hairdo and sparkly t-shirt emblazoned with the Stones' classic lips logo, the No Doubt singer dueted with Mick Jagger on 'Wild Horses,' surprising anyone in the house who doesn't follow her on Twitter.

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No Doubt put their own slacker spin on the notion of formal award show attire during their performance of 'Looking Hot' at the 2012 American Music Awards.

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UPDATE: The video has been taken down by No Doubt.

Gwen Stefani and No Doubt retreat to the wild, wild west and play cowboys and Indians in their dusty video for 'Looking Hot.' With her butt-length locks, headdresses and the feathers in her hair, Stefani is like a blonde, extra-glam Pocahontas.

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Potential heartbreak alert: Rachel, Finn, Kurt and Blaine team up to sing No Doubt's breakup anthem 'Don't Speak' in the 'Break Up' episode of 'Glee,' which could be another sign that beloved couples Finchel and Klaine may not survive.

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Gwen Stefani has made no secret of the fact that while she had fun being a ‘Hollaback Girl’ and releasing two successful solo albums while No Doubt were on an extended break, she didn’t prefer being without her boys in her band. She’s gone on record to say that her solo career will remain in the rear view, and now, she’s compared that period of her professional life to playing a role and pretending.

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When a group’s lead singer has success with solo projects, they typically leave their former bandmates in the rearview mirror (just ask Destiny’s Child and ‘N Sync about that). But Gwen Stefani is different. After releasing two popular albums, the No Doubt frontwoman could’ve very easily carried on as a solo act — but she says those days are behind her now.

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It’s no doubt that No Doubt (we crack ourselves up far too often) are legends in their own right. Since hitting it big in 1995 with the mainstream success of one of our favorite albums of all time, ‘Tragic Kingdom,’ the band safely secured their place in the ska punk/pop rock hall of fame.

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Don’t call it a comeback. No Doubt have been here for years … and years and years. They may have taken a break, but the time apart doesn’t mean they’ve missed a step. More than a decade after releasing their latest album, 2001′s ‘Push and Shove’ — and two decades after dropping their self-titled debut disc — the veteran ska-punk-reggae-fusion-alt-rock act is getting ready for the arrival of its latest disc, ‘Push and Shove,’ which drops Sept. 25. For a taste of things to come, check out first single, ‘Settle Down.’

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When No Doubt last released an album, social networking didn’t exist or have the impact it does today. The band has embraced the digital age upon its return, parsing out digital content and sharing teasers and behind-the-scenes footage from their video for ‘Settle Down,’ the first single from ‘Push and Shove,’ which drops Sept. 25. The band shared footage from the first day of the two-day video shoot. Here’s a hint: It features lots of Mack trucks.

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