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Gwen Stefani: Sweet Escape
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Santa Monica, CA Gwen Stefani will release her second solo album, The Sweet Escape, on December 5, 2006. The new album is the follow-up to 2004's quadruple-platinum Love. Angel. Music. Baby., which included the hits 'Hollaback Girl' and 'What You Waiting For?"
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Gwen Stefani's shtick has come to embody an entire female generation's attitude toward good times and spending money. Simply check out The Sweet Escape highlight reel: "Breakin' Up" is a possible transcript of a customer-service call with Verizon. Both "Yummy" and the lead single "Wind It Up" speak to the joys of clubbing (with the latter sampling The Sound of Music). And if there's anyone out there who still can't relate to cell phones, club culture and two-ways, the slinky manifesto "Orange County Girl," wherein Gwen admits to once "selling makeup at the mall," should do the trick.
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Gwen Stefani reportedly is planning to do an auction of her recent world tour memorabilia. The auction purpose is to raise money for California charities. She's offering fans a chance to purchase costumes and set pieces from her 2007 "The Sweet Escape" concerts.
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Gwen Stefani claims she "didn't have any major direction" when embarking on her latest CD, The Sweet Escape. " I don't feel like having the baby really shape my intentions; he was just this magical thing that happened to me."
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Verizon Wireless has abruptly pulled out as the presenting sponsor on Gwen Stefani’s current Sweet Escape tour due to an incident involving the trek’s opening act, Akon. Last month, during a concert in Trinidad, Akon grinded and practically sexually assulted a 15-year-old fan. When footage of the onstage dance found its way online, Verizon got cold feet and severed all ties with Stefani's current tour. MORE
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If you know where to look, you'll be able to find Gwen Stefani's yodel-addled new album The Great Escape, which has gone and done leaked itself onto the information superhighway. Here's "Yummy," the "disco Tetris" collaboration with Pharrell, which sounds suspiciously Fergilicious: more
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