In a viral TikTok video, a millennial woman has made a bold prediction: "Gen Z is going to be the last generation that has lots of tattoos." Ashley Bez, 41, from Brooklyn, New York City ...

Tattoos found on the face and arm of an ancient South American mummy are completely unlike any other known examples of ancient body art. Describing the tatts in a new study, researchers say the ...

A Newcastle tattoo artist organised a guided forage around the woods, scouring high and low for inspiration for custom tattoos. "I had the idea of combining my two favourite things, which are ...

On Thursday, the former “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star shared a picture of her back on Instagram, flaunting a brand new tattoo down the center. “Can you guess what my new tat says?” ...

A fan has gone viral online after getting a massive Kansas City Chiefs tattoo to cover up what used to be a massive Dallas Cowboys tattoo. There used to be a time when the Cowboys were synonymous ...

One of the world’s most spectacular and iconic live events, The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, is set to dazzle Kiwi audiences in an unforgettable showcase when it comes for its exclusive, and first ...

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will perform at Auckland's Eden Park on February 19 and 21, 2026. The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is swapping Edinburgh Castle for Eden Park, with Auckland ...

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Vikings have embraced a growing trend among Minnesota sports fans: cementing their local sports loyalty in tattoos. The team partnered with Green River Tattoo in ...

having hidden dragon and tiger tattoos and, interestingly, his obsession with stamp collecting. While these traits are fascinating enough, King George was also famous for his fiery outbursts.

The video began with a flashback clip from a fan previously saying she would get a tattoo, and she ended up getting a cartoon-esque bear tattooed on her to reveal the Vikings' Week 1 matchup vs.

Someone needs to tell these morons that Trump was the one insisting that the obviously Photoshopped image of the tattoos on Kilmar Abrego Garcia's knuckles was supposedly real, and not a "caption." ...

“It wasn’t based off of tattoos. It was based off an entire case,” Noem said. “I’ll accept that. For the purpose of this question. You agree, though, that this is doctored, is that right?” replied ...