People are paying thousands to go under anesthesia for tattoos. Here's what doctors want you to know about the controversial trend.

Pals and TV hosts Savannah Guthrie and Drew Barrymore got inked together again last week, Page Six has learned. Insiders told ...

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A tattoo on Nani's hand contained an offensive phrase, resulting from errors in translating Telugu dialogue. Social media erupted with trolls and criticism, highlighting inappropriate language in ...

The major Manitoba book printer Friesens Corp. and the Association of Canadian Publishers are pinning their hopes of avoiding new U.S. tariffs on an exemption buried deep in American emergency ...

Koul’s book, Sucker Punch: Essays (out March 4), is much more forthright. She, too, puts marriage in a cultural context, examining the fault lines of race, gender, age and class that ran through ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Brazilian novelist Marcelo Rubens Paiva, the author of the book that served as the basis for the film, “I ...

(AP) — Bryce Harper’s love for the Phillie Phanatic runs skin deep. Literally. The Phillies star arrived at spring training sporting a tattoo on his right arm of the team’s iconic mascot zooming ...

Friedrich Nietzsche’s philosophical novel “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” is the sort of book that makes you wish you had a philosophy professor on speed dial, ready to explain the hard parts.

Mark Zia and his family opened Pace e Bene in November 2022. Submitted by the Zia family By James Howey Atchison Globe In November of 2022, Mark Zia opened a local store that has continued to exceed ...

“Style is a slippery word,” writes Asad Syrkett, former editor-in-chief of Elle Décor, in the introduction to “Defining Style: The Book of Interior ... from across the globe and from ...

sometimes a warm and lively historical novel is just the right way to learn about very real people and their lives. Kate Tuttle edits the Globe’s Books section.