Are you curious about Doja Cat's tattoos? Discover the meanings behind her unique ink collection, including her animal, devil ...

A five-year-old boy dressed as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang for Halloween, adding to the growing popularity of the billionaire.

The new store has shipped more than 16,000 tarantulas around the United States in the first half of the year alone, said owner Tyler Kirk.

The convention drew nearly 50 tattoo artists and more than 1,000 attendees, many of whom got fresh ink. Go behind the scenes ...

Spider-Man may be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe these days, but there are also multiple Spider-Man cinematic universes in existence. In fact, there’s a full-fledged Spider-Verse at this ...

She is not alone. Today more American women than men have tattoos — 38 percent of women vs. 27 percent of men, according to Pew Research Center. Overall, nearly a third of Americans have at ...

Knuckle tattoos, but make them discreet. This collection reimagines the classic knuckle display by positioning art on the inside of the fingers. "I love to see elegant ornamental designs ...

Attendees can participate in tournaments, shop numerous vendors, play classic arcade games, and even get tattoos at the convention. Along with playing games, multiple special guests attended ...

For graduate student Goran Shikak, whose arm was crawling with spider tattoos, the yearly festival represents an opportunity to celebrate tarantulas with others who share his fascination.

Riley Keough has a love-hate relationship with some of her tattoos. During an appearance on NBC's Late Night on Thursday, Oct. 9, Keough, 35, spoke to host Seth Meyers about the slight regrets she ...

Over the off-season, Mann got a new Spider-Man tattoo on his right forearm, and he’s not letting it go unnoticed. After sinking a shot, he’s been spotted pulling off a celebratory move that ...

None of these tattoos, however, compared to the one Charlotte Hornets point guard Tre Mann just produced. When you put Spider-Man it’s already a dope tattoo, but then turn it into an arm ...