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​And Gwen Stefani continues her world domination: Women's Wear Daily reports that the No Doubt front woman will be designing a line of children's clothing for big box super store Target, known for their popular high-end/highstreet collaborations.  More >>

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According to the OC Register,  a home in Gwen Stefani's family has sold for $399,000. The home, at 322 S. Ohio St. in the Anaheim Colony Historical District, was built in 1936. It was also the setting for the music video of the song "Sunday Morning" by No Doubt.

The house was initially listed at $474,900 in January, and then dropped its price to $439,900 in March.

The 1,043-square foot house, whose  historic name is the Armbrust-Pember House, once belonged to the late grandparents on Gwen's mother's side. Before it was sold, it was owned by Gwen's mother and her cousin.

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​Rolling Stone came out with an interview with No Doubt, this time to talk about the details of their newest album, the band's sixth. The part you definitely want to know about is that the album is "about two months from completion."
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​After co-opting Japanese fashion for years, Gwen Stefani is giving back. Today, she announced that she donated $1 million to Save the Children's relief efforts for Japan. The No Doubt singer and fashion designer said in a statement:

"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."

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In a Contact Music story, Gwen Stefani was quoted as saying she couldn't write music after giving birth to her second child.

The No Doubt singer, now 41, said that was the reason for the reunion tour: "I hadn't planned on doing a tour. I'd had Zuma; I felt so gross--I got so big and felt so out of touch and not cool. I was trying to write this cool record, and nothing came out."

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​Congratulations to No Doubt bassist Tony Kanal on a new addition to the family. His girlfriend, Erin Lokitz, welcomed baby girl Coco Reese Lakshmi Kanal into this world on Jan. 24. As you probably know, Kanal dated Gwen Stefani during No Doubt's heady early days. Kanal has been dating Lokitz for seven years.More >>

​UPDATE, 12:14 P.M., JAN. 18: According to comments left by real-estate agent Chuck Ohlwine of First Team Real Estate, the home has been sold. The Beacon Street house is now in escrow and was sold for "not less than asking price." It was also an all-cash offer.   

Ohlwine tells us the home was on the market for 18 days, but it sold at 11:20 a.m. the first day the house was open to the public.

The buyer, actually, had no idea who No Doubt was. "There was a neighbor down the street who just liked the location," Ohlwine says. "But we had a good number of fans come by. I tried to get as many people to the open house as possible because when buyers see a lot of people at the open house, it might motivate them to give a better price."  

ORIGINAL ITEM, 12:10 A.M., JAN. 13: 1173 W. Beacon Ave. in Anaheim is world-famous.

It was the family home of Gwen Stefani, but it's also where No Doubt rehearsed, recorded some of The Beacon Street Collection in the garage and filmed two videos. And it's on the market.

All you need is $325,000.
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​You know you've definitely really, really made it when practically every tweet you put out there constitutes as news: No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont tweeted today that the band has 10 brand-new songs completed for their forthcoming, unnamed album. But, wait, you thought they've been recording since, like last year?
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