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Women are often put on a shelf in Hollywood. Many people don't notice this because we're conditioned to accept male-dominated ...

From delicious dining deals to a weekend-long tattoo convention, Philadelphia is where you'll want to be for a ... runs that fans (and himself) will remember forever. The NFC championship will ...

A former office block could be converted into a new tattoo studio after an application was submitted to Norwich City Council. Applicant Simon Freebrey recently requested a change of use for the first ...

A former office block could be converted into a new tattoo studio after an application was submitted to Norwich City Council. Applicant Simon Freebrey recently requested a change of use for the ...

Tattoo regret in general is “overplayed,” he believes, but he acknowledges the “age-old saying” among tattooists about a familiar curse: “As soon as you tattoo someone’s name on ...

The tattoo appeared to be a scenery with a hill ... Depending on what part of your body you choose to ink, tattoos can range significantly in terms of pain levels. Some of the most painful areas ...

It feels like a good reminder that ANY fandom tattoo you get runs the risk of being spoiled by the creators doing heinous things, even if you think ‘it could never be them.'” (Indeed ...

“I’ve always followed my heart when it comes to my career.” “If you want a tattoo then you surely have heard, you can’t beat a loved one with one special word.” “This time, I’m ...