For Jews born before the 1980s, tattoos have historically carried a stigma. Associated with criminals, bikers, and sailors, tattoos were not a thing most self-respecting Jews would choose to have.

Tattoos are more mainstream today, but when these people got theirs, it was much more taboo, so to celebrate seniors who proudly flaunt their ink, Pleated-Jeans collected some of the best old ...

Can people use tattoos as a way to make sense of and navigate life transitions? New research identifies the ways tattoos can ...

At 106, Apo Whang-od is the oldest known person practicing batok, a traditional tattooing technique that dates back 1,000 years in the Philippines. These tattoos were once badges of honor to ...

Barker, 48, has dozens of tattoos, including one of his late dog ... "What are you gonna do when you just look like every other old person?" he added. Barker's wife has also inspired his body ...