Gwen Stefani Ain't No Hollaback Boy; Sues Band Hero for Making Her a Man: PHOTO
Listen, if Gwen Stefani wanted to croon like a dude about about doing it with hookers, don't you think she would have done it by now? Unfortunately, the makers of the newly released Band Hero didn't take the hint and allowed for the avatar of No Doubt 's frontwoman to be manipulated into doing just that. Which means only one thing: lawsuit time! The rock band has filed suit against the video game purveyor Activision, alleging fraudulent inducement and breach of contract, claiming that while...

Yay, Another Lawsuit!: PHOTO
Celebrity Lawsuits are about as common as me waking up at 2pm and doing nothing for the rest of the day, so it should come as no surprise that the band No Doubt is suing Activision. Here's why according to AP : The lawsuit claims a feature allows players to have lead singer Gwen Stefani perform suggestive lyrics from The Rolling Stones' hit "Honky Tonk Women." The suit also notes a virtual version of bassist Tony Kanal can be made to sing his band's hit "Just a Girl," but with Stefani's voice....

No Doubt suing Activision over -Band Hero' appearance: PHOTO
Californian band No Doubt appears in Band Hero, the latest entry in Activision's long line of Hero videogames. However, all is not well in the land of

No Doubt sues video game maker over 'Band Hero' - Yahoo! News
Los Angeles – No Doubt is suing video game maker Activision for putting words in band members' mouths. The band brought suit Wednesday against Activision Publishing Inc. over a feature in the new "Band Hero" game that allows players to control virtual band members and have them sing other artists' songs. The lawsuit claims a feature allows players to have lead singer Gwen Stefani perform suggestive lyrics from The Rolling Stones' hit " Honky Tonk Women ." The suit also notes a virtual...

The Associated Press: No Doubt sues video game maker over 'Band Hero'
Los Angeles — No Doubt on Wednesday sued video game maker Activision for putting words in band members' mouths. The band sued Activision Publishing Inc. over a feature in the new "Band Hero" game that allows players to control virtual band members and have them sing other artists' songs. The lawsuit claims a feature allows players to have lead singer Gwen Stefani perform suggestive lyrics from The Rolling Stones' hit "Honky Tonk Women." The suit also notes a virtual version of bassist...

No Doubt Sues Over 'Band Hero': PHOTO
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Gwen Stefani & No Doubt Sue Activision Over Gender Confusion In Band Hero HAHahahah
It seems that No Doubt doesn’t like the agreement they made with Activision the makers of

No Doubt Sues -- Gwen Is Not a Man!: PHOTO
Gwen Stefani is not a man and wants nothing to do with hookers -- but according to a new lawsuit, Gwen claims she's being manipulated into all sorts of manly, unGwen-like behavior for a new "Guitar Hero " video game. The band No Doubt is suing the makers of a new game called "Band Hero" -- claiming gamers were only supposed to be able to use No Doubt's digital images to sing 3 No Doubt songs. But in the lawsuit, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, the band claims Activision "transformed No...

Lindsay Asks For Restraining Order; Kristen Has Embarrassing Nickname For Rob [Dirt Bag (After Dark)]: PHOTO
Lindsay Lohan is taking legal action against Michael Lohan, who has been talking about Kidnapping her and putting her in Rehab. Her lawyer says she's seeking a restraining order and may file a Defamation lawsuit against him. [TMZ]

No Doubt Suing Makers Of Band Hero: PHOTO
Isn't this exactly what happened with Kurt Cobain ?! No Doubt is suing the makers of Band Hero for fraudulent inducement and breach of contract in order for them to remove their likeness from the new videogame! According to the lawsuit filed in El Lay Superior Court, the band signed a deal to appear as an avatar in the Activision game, but only to sing three No Doubt tracks. The company went back on the agreement by allowing the stars to "sing, dance and perform over sixty songs" from a variety...

No Doubt sues Band Hero b/c Stefani avatar sings male-voiced songs: VIDEO
In September, the two remaining members of Nirvana issued a statement against the use of departed lead singer Kurt Cobain’s avatar in the game Guitar Hero. There’s a function in the game that lets you “unlock” a character and have it sing any number of songs, including songs of different genres and voiced by different gender singers. Former Nirvana members Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl didn’t object to the use of Kurt’s image in the game, they objected to...

Gwen Stefani: Park Playdate: PHOTO
Taking full advantage of the beautiful weather, Gwen Stefani was spotted taking her sons Zuma and Kingston to a Los Angeles-area park yesterday (November 1). The “Don’t Speak” songstress looked to be having a marvelous time with her boys, playing in the sandbox and climbing on the jungle gym.

Halloween Fun For All, Minus Gavin: PHOTO
Gavin Rossdale is one party pooper! Many parents dressed up on Saturday to take their kids trick-or-treating, and Gwen Stefani wasn't about to miss out on the fun. Gwen rocked it as the cowgirl Jesse from Toy Story 2. Her tots, Zuma and Kingston , looked adorable as little dinosaurs. And as the family went out trick-or-treating in Los Angeles, Gavin decided to play it down - way down - in some jeans and a tee shirt. Was he going for the '90s rocker look? Even though Gavin didn't join in on the...

GWEN STEFANI COOLS DOWN THE KIDS: PHOTO
After a night of trick or treating Gwen Stefani took her boys to the park in Los Angeles on Sunday (November 1) to run off some energy from all the candy they collected. While Kingston hung out with the nannies, Gwen and Zuma could be seen redefining cuteness as they enjoyed some time on the slide. Meanwhile, family patriarch Gavin Rossdale has revealed that he wants to perform a duet with 3-year-old Kingston. He tells Popeater : “At the last benefit we were at, he wanted to get on stage...

Gwen & Her Boys Play Off the Halloween Sugar Rush
After collecting all the candy Halloween had to offer the night before, Gwen Stefani takes her boys Zuma and Kingston Rossdale to the park in L.A. on Sunday, where her blonde little tots burned off some of that sugar-fueled, post-Halloween energy! Zuma seems to be a big fan of the slide and the sandbox, and big bro Kingston is great at showing him the ropes! View Gallery 26 Images in the Gallery

PHOTO GALLERY: Gwen Stefani Has the Cutest Baby Ever
Gwen Stefani took her boys Kingston and Zuma to the park in Los Angeles, California on Sunday afternoon after a night of trick-or-treating. Can we just talk about how adorable this family is? It never stops! Check out the new pics of Gwen and the boys in our gallery ! Next Story / VIDEO: Demi Lovato Sings With A Little Boy Also In Sightings / Add Comment You are commenting as a Guest . Sign in or Join Celebuzz Or, you may comment using your Facebook profile: Type your comment here. Refresh code...

Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale Take Their Kids Trick-or-Treating (Photos)
Gwen Stefani and husband Gavin Rossdale took their two adorable children trick-or-treating in LA on Halloween. Pop Star Gwen, dressed as Jessie from Toy Story 2and Zuma, 1, and Kingston, 3, were

No Doubt Sue Activision Over Use of “Band Hero” Avatars : Rolling Stone : Rock and Roll Daily: PHOTO
Photo: Winter/Getty In September, Nirvana fans were shocked to learn that the Kurt Cobain avatar in Guitar Hero 5 could be used to sing any other song on the game’s track list, from Bon Jovi to Bush. Now No Doubt have made a similar discovery about their own avatars in Band Hero — and they’re taking swift legal action. The band filed a lawsuit against the game’s maker, Activision, today, for fraudulent inducement and breach of contract, among other complaints, in which...

Rock group “No Doubt” have filed a law-suit over the band's appearance in Band Hero: PHOTO

No Doubt Are Not Feeling Hella Good About Their “Band Hero” Cameos: PHOTO
No Doubt has filed suit against the video-game company Activision over the use of its band member’s avatars in the just-released Guitar Hero variant Band Hero , thanks to the ability for players to put Gwen Stefani through the paces of the hooker-glorifying “Honky Tonk Women.” Also, bassist Tony Kamal can be cross-dressed into singing “Just A Girl.” This usage of Stefani’s and Kamal’s likenesses, the suit claims, “transformed No Doubt band members...

No Doubt - No Doubt Sue Over Band Hero Deal Gone Wrong: PHOTO
No Doubt are taking legal action against the creators of BAND HERO in a bid to have their likenesses removed from the release of the new videogame after manufacturers reportedly failed to stick to their agreement. The Don't Speak hitmakers signed a deal with Activision bosses to feature as avatars singing three No Doubt tracks, but, in a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Gwen Stefani and her bandmates claim the company reneged on the deal by allowing the digital stars to...

No Doubt Sues Activision For Improper Use Of Their Likeness In -Band Hero': PHOTO
While Taylor Swift may be happy to be a part of the new video game title Band Hero , I have it on pretty good authority that the members of No Doubt are NOT happy with the game. It turns out that No Doubt is pretty pissed that the game title allegedly misused their likeness against their wishes by not even asking how their likeness would be used in the game … as a result, No Doubt is suing Activision , the company that makes the game : Rock band No Doubt has filed a real-world lawsuit...

No Doubt sues video game maker over 'Band Hero': PHOTO
Los Angeles - No Doubt on Wednesday sued video game maker Activision for putting words in band members' mouths. The band sued Activision Publishing Inc. over a feature in the new "Band Hero" game that allows players to control virtual band members and have them sing other artists' songs. The lawsuit claims a feature allows players to have lead singer Gwen Stefani perform suggestive lyrics from The Rolling Stones' hit "Honky Tonk Women." The suit also notes a virtual version of bassist Tony...

No Doubt sues video game maker over 'Band Hero': PHOTO
Los Angeles - No Doubt is suing a video game maker for putting words in band members' mouths. The band sued Activision over a feature in the new "Band Hero" game that allows players to control virtual band members and have them sing other artists' songs. The lawsuit says that allows players to have lead singer Gwen Stefani perform suggestive lyrics from The Rolling Stones' hit "Honky Tonk Women." The suit also notes a virtual version of bassist Tony Kanal can be made to sing his band's hit...