We hope you like the new video and the big news – the new album will be out on September 25th. We are incredibly excited to share the new music with you. Ear candy coming your way!

We thought the big release date announcement and video deserved some new photos as well. We will debut a fresh new site and artwork closer to the album release but wanted to add some new photos in the meantime.

We also decided to update the way the site works a little bit so that all of the photos and messages that we Tweet will also be posted here at nodoubt.com. If you’re not yet following us on Twitter you can find us @nodoubt as well as at our personal accounts @gwenstefani, @AdrianYoungND, @TomDumontND and @tonykanal. You can follow us on Facebook as well.

Thank you all so much for your support over the last 25 years. We’re really proud of our new album and we hope you love it as much as we do. We’ll be posting a lot of updates between now and September as we shoot the video and start rehearsing to perform the new songs live for all of you. We’ll send plenty of photos and webisodes as we go so you’re there with us. See you soon… September 25th, 2012!

Love,
Gwen, Tony, Tom and Adrian

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Pride month merchandise including beach towels, water bottles and a Harajuku Mini T-shirt, designed by singer Gwen Stefani, featuring the phrase “Love is Love” will be available on target.com beginning May 20. Target says 100 percent of the purchase price will be donated to a national LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) organization.

It’s a bold move for a retailer still carefully trying to repair relations with the gay community without alienating consumers on the other end of the political spectrum.

In 2010, Minneapolis-based Target angered gay rights supporters with a controversial political donation to MN Forward, a political group that produced ads for former Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer, who opposes gay marriage. Last spring, the retailer sued a gay marriage group that had been picketing outside a California store. The moves caused gay rights supporters to boycott Target.

In contrast, Target has continued to be a major sponsor for the Twin Cities Pride festivities in Minneapolis and scores high on the Human Rights Campaign’s corporate equality index, which rates businesses on workplace policies for gay employees.

In a written statement to The Oklahoman, Target said the new line was created after receiving requests from employees and shoppers in the last year for an assortment of pride merchandise.

“Target supports inclusivity and diversity in every aspect of our business and has a long history of supporting the LGBT community through giving, volunteerism and event sponsorship and participation,” Target said.

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After launching her first mini-size line for Target in November, the No Doubt singer and L.A.M.B. founder is hard at work on a follow-up. “Target is going to keep coming,” Stefani told InStyle.com at the Milk & Bookies Story Time Celebration in Los Angeles this weekend. “We’ve got new collections coming and coming and coming. For the kids stuff, I draw from Japanese inspiration or from Japanese kids clothes.”

So, who is more fun to dress—children or adults? “I love to do both,” she said. “I really enjoy doing the children’s right now probably because it’s new.” We can’t wait to see what she comes up with next!

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No Doubt is signed to Interscope, the label headed by Idol perma-mentor Jimmy Iovine. Stefani has appeared on Idol before, perhaps most memorably styling the season 10 contestants last year in her own L.A.M.B. line.

The band members spent five hours with the season 11 finalists Friday. As always, sessions took place at Interscope Records’ Santa Monica recording studio complex.

Tune in to Fox on Wednesday, April 4th to see how the Top 8 fare.

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“It doesn’t matter — you could have a picture that has nothing to do with what’s going on in a rumor and they make it look like it’s part of the rumor,” the No Doubt rocker told Access Hollywood correspondent Tim Vincent on the set of her new L’Oreal Paris Superior Preference hair color campaign commercial in Los Angeles on Monday.

The split rumors about Gwen, 42, and Gavin, 46, appear to be just that — rumors.

Just this past weekend the rock couple took their two sons, Kingston, 5, and Zuma, 3, fishing in Los Angeles and the parents shared a kiss caught on camera by paparazzi.

“Aw. That’s so cute,” Gwen said, when Tim showed her the heartwarming family photo. “Can I have that?”

“That’s the kind of picture you should have over your wall at home,” Tim said.

“That makes me so happy to look at that,” Gwen agreed.

While the singer/designer treasures family outings, she admitted fishing will not become a Stefani-Rossdale family pastime anytime soon.

“[Going fishing] was actually traumatizing,” she told Tim. “I don’t think we’ll be doing it again.”

“[Traumatizing] for the fish?” Tim asked.

“For everyone! It was just — I’d rather go to the grocery store. Sorry,” she said. “Both me and my husband were like, ‘What are we doing here right now?’”

Though having her family’s every move documented by pesky paparazzi can be trying, Gwen admitted the unwanted attention does come with a perk.

“What’s nice is even though they’re annoying, these guys that follow us around, it’s really nice having all these family photos!” she said, laughing.

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The singer’s fashion brand Harajuku Lovers – which reflects Gwen’s love of Japanese Culture and Pop Art – will partner with the renowned tweezer company for a new range of products, which will be available from next March.

Gwen said: “I am super excited to have Harajuku Lovers partnering with Tweezerman for this limited edition designer series. The Harajuku Lovers/Tweezerman products are not only the best quality beauty tools but are also ridiculously cute! Every time I see them they make me smile.”

The new Tweezerman Harajuku Lovers Designer Series features playful patterns of the Harajuku Girls characters that capture the essence of the lyrics and iconiography from Gwen’s music and appeal to anyone with a “fatal attraction to cuteness“.

Tweezerman’s award-winning Slant Tweezers feature perfectly aligned, hand finished precision tips for expert brow shaping.

Harajuku Lovers draws from Japanese youth culture and fashion inspired by the eclectic street scene of the Harajuku shopping district in Tokyo.

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So how does she do it all?

“I think lately, my new secret is just trying to delegate,” Gwen told Access Hollywood Correspondent Tim Vincent.

“I just make priorities of what’s important at the moment,” she continued. “Right now, the No Doubt record is everything for me.”

Gwen said she and her bandmates have a system for getting their album done.

“We do this thing where we work on it really hard, and then we take breaks, because everybody has so much going on,” she said. “That’s why it’s taking so long.

“Everybody asks, ‘Why is it taking so long?’ Because I have kids,” Gwen continued, with a laugh. “I’m a mom! I have school, I have homework. It’s a lot.”

Gwen’s Harajuku Mini line for Target is out now.

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