Michael Vick's wife, Kijafa, was hyped up and ready to go to a Beyoncé concert wearing a cowgirl outfit on Thursday.

When fans get a close look at Broome, they may notice his unique choice of ink — he has a tattoo that stretches along his right ear to his neck. It can he hard to see from far distances ...

The ultimate tattoo commitment is a neck tattoo. Ink on your neck is wildly visible—and, at times, stigmatized. But no one can deny that a neck tattoo is undeniably badass. Yet heavily inked ...

WWE Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes has now detailed the story behind his infamous and controversial neck tattoo. Appearing on 2 Bears 1 Cave with Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer, Rhodes explains ...

But she also admits getting social media haters because of her neck tattoos. James told SunSport: “The best fancy dress I’ve seen this year is the Hangover guy with the baby. I think it’s ...

While striking a deal came easy, deciding where the tattoo would go was up for debate. "We gotta go for the neck!" the Grammy Award-nominated singer said. Prince Harry responded; "I was thinking ...

Surprisingly, Harry gave in. “All right, screw it, let’s go.” Jelly Roll joked about giving Harry a neck tattoo, but Harry responded, “I was thinking the lower back or on my a–.” ...

Britain's Prince Harry appeared in a new video to promote his Invictus Games, where he jokingly gets a neck tattoo from US country artist Jelly Roll. In the video, uploaded on 19 November by an ...

Repeating the deal, Prince Harry said, "Alright, screw it, let's go," as Jelly Roll fired up the tattoo gun. Invictus Games "We gotta go for the neck!" the Grammy Award-nominated singer said ...

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Country singer Jelly Roll and Prince Harry just came up with a way to get lots of ink for the Invictus Games: a fake neck tattoo. The games, a multi-sport Paralympic-style event for wounded or injured ...

In 1952, this magazine published a Roald Dahl story about a man with a tattoo on his back by a famous painter. He visits a fancy gallery, and art-world weasels try to persuade him to undergo a ...