Actors such as 'Pam & Tommy's Sebastian Stan undergo hours-long fake ink applications, while talent like Harry Styles and Pete Davidson cover up real tattoos amid legal concerns over copyright. By ...

From social security numbers to butterflies, tattoo designs have changed dramatically over the last 150 years. From 1960 to 1995, the number of tattoo artists working in the US skyrocketed from 500 to ...

Not only are tattoos more popular than ever, they have also been mainstreamed. Alongside professional athletes and random celebrities, Average Joes and Janes are getting illustrative body art in ...

Adam Levine is our modern day version of the rock star. The lead singer for Maroon 5 turned TV host on The Voice not only sounds the part but looks it as well, with a body full of tattoos and a ...

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August Coleman named “Battleship Kate,” a major work of folk art, for a sex worker and swindler with head-to-toe tattoos. This tattooed figure at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts stands two feet tall.

Engineers have developed nanoscale tattoos -- dots and wires that adhere to live cells -- in a breakthrough that puts researchers one step closer to tracking the health of individual cells. Engineers ...

Turns out, ancient body art is a lot more common than we once thought—and it's providing historians with new ways of understanding our ancestors. Archaeologist Aaron Deter-Wolf, pictured in his office ...