The video documents the exact moment the blackout session begins, covering old artwork layer by layer. The process is slower, denser, and more demanding than most tattoo styles. Experts break down why ...

Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Jason Riley and Dan Henninger. Sudan is a country with a long memory: Our history stretches back to the biblical Kingdom of Kush, ...

Stephen A. Smith enjoys an unmatched position in American media. But Pablo Torre wants to spare a thought for those that may have been left behind. Appearing on the Consensual Concussions podcast with ...

Christel Nielsen receives funding from The Swedish Research Council for Sustainable Development, The Crafoord Foundation, and The Magnus Bergvall Foundation. Can tattoos protect your skin from the sun ...

Darby Allin is one of the most death-defying wrestlers of all time and has made a career out of taking so much punishment that even a hardcore legend like Mick Foley would probably say no to some of ...

For Stephen Wilson Jr., his CMA Awards performance is all about his father. The country singer said his father, who died unexpectedly several years ago before a medical procedure, didn't have money ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers could be losing their playoff position in the AFC. Pittsburgh is now 6-6 after losing an ugly game against Buffalo in Week 13. Now rumors are beginning to swirl about major ...

Kerr broke down one of the Warriors’ quintessential offensive plays, the 5-out, and explained why it creates so many opportunities, he told Legler, per the NBA’s Coaches Corner. “We call this 5-out, ...

Lane Kiffin seems to be weighing his future at Ole Miss, and it's a hot button topic on sports talk shows. ESPN's "First Take," with Stephen A. Smith, Paul Finebaum and Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo ...

In announcing he’d signed the bill, Trump focused squarely on Democrats, writing, “Perhaps the truth about these Democrats, and their associations with Jeffrey Epstein, will soon be revealed,” and ...

Tattoo ink doesn’t just sit inertly in the skin. New research shows it moves rapidly into the lymphatic system, where it can persist for months, kill immune cells, and even disrupt how the body ...