Gwen Stefani

She played the role of Jean Harlow.

Gwen Stefani does not smoke.

ONce Gwen Stefani did have braces but now she doesn't. She had them for a bit in 2000.

its called "EVERYBODY GOT THEIR SOMETHING" But if the Pantene commercial song you're talking about starts with "staring at the blank page before you", then the song is called "unwritten" by Natasha Bedingfield

The song Tic Toc is not by Gwen Stefani, it is by Ke$ha. You may be referring to the song "What Are You Waiting For?" by Gwen Stefani.

It is a perfume created by Gwen Stefani and is based on Japanese Girls. They are a collectors item.

Fountain Valley High School's marching band

yes

$72,000,000 a year.

It is unknown whether Gwen Stefani has ever had anything to do with the band Letters to Cleo. However, she was not a member of the band.

2004

No they weren't

I heard Winston and some other dude.

Gwen Stefani is Italian, Irish, and Scottish

Not anymore. She purchased the home in 1998 and remained there until the mid 2000s where she later purchased a home in Beverly Hills with husband, Gavin Rossdale. The Aberdeen Avenue home has since been sold.

I think she isn't considered a punk singer. She is more of a pop singer though she does sing more punk songs in her band NO DOUBT.

Yes she has had her baby quite recently, a little boy. There was much decussion over the little boy's name; Zuma Nesta Rock (Rossdale). Hope this has helped you out! :)

Yes she does. Her natural hair color is brunette as well.

She was scrubbing floors at a Dairy Queen

Gwen Stefani is a friend of Mary Joe Fernandez (married to Roger Federer's Agent). She brought Gwen and Rossdale to a Federer's game and they met. Since about 2 years they are good friends.

They both have many things in common, but they are not sisters.

No. She has never been a teacher. She is famous for being a singer-songwriter, record producer, fashion designer and dancer.

Gwen Stefani goes by Sunshine, and G-loc.

Crash - Gwen Stefani song - was created in 2004.

One can view Gwen Stefani videos on a number of video-hosting websites. For example, these video hosting websites include but are not limited to YouTube, Vimeo, and VEVO.