The claim that Christianity borrowed the Egyptian ankh symbol is everywhere online — but how much of it holds up? The ankh was an ancient Egyptian hieroglyph meaning “life,” used for thousands of ...

Biometric tattoos are revolutionizing future wearables through seamless health monitoring and digital tattoo tech. Pixabay, ilovetattoos Wearable technology has evolved rapidly over the past decade, ...

Grimes is putting her tattooed face forward. The "Genesis" singer (real name Claire Boucher) revealed that she got inked on her face "a few months ago and literally nobody noticed," sharing a ...

Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said he has covered up a tattoo after learning of its resemblance to a Nazi symbol. Facing scrutiny for his controversial tattoo, Platner said Tuesday ...

As we age, skin changes, chronic health conditions, and medications can affect how tattoos heal and raise the risk of infection. Older adults need to consider the health risks before getting tattoos.

Those tattoos were a bit more rudimentary, Darlene said. These days, flash tattoo designs can get complex — and are often created by the artists themselves. Flash tattoos are available at shops ...

For years, South Korean tattooists have had to work in underground studios or windowless backrooms. They may soon be able to practice their craft in the open. By Jin Yu Young Reporting from Seoul When ...

Carried by gods, carved into tombs, and worn as amulets, the Ankh symbolized eternal life in Ancient Egypt. But behind its shape lies a mystery scholars still debate today White House tells Supreme ...

Anchor and Correspondent, "CBS News 24/7" Lilia Luciano is an award-winning journalist and CBS News 24/7 anchor and correspondent based in New York City. Luciano is the recipient of multiple ...

Whether you’re getting your first tattoo or your 10th, there’s one question likely on your mind: Where do tattoos hurt the most? It’s a fair question to wonder about beforehand, especially as you’re ...

For decades, besides swapping their Coke for a Coors or a sucker for a cig, Latter-day Saints departing their faith sometimes would trade their temple credentials for a tattoo. In short, a way to wear ...