In this episode of Tina Tries It, I explore Instant Tiny Tattoos and evaluate their realism. Trump’s pardon of convicted ...

Tyler Nolan -- a former contestant on the show "Ink Master" -- uses his hands for more than the tattoo gun ... allegedly, he ...

All activities and screenings are free, with tickets for kid-friendly films such as "Zootopia 2," "Arco" and "KPOP Demon ...

From the air, Palm Jumeirah looks like Dubai’s most audacious idea made real: a palm-shaped island rising from the sea. It has matured into a thriving neighbourhood, where residents enjoy schools, ...

Norwegian musician Yndling creates music that evokes glassy serenity and dreamy winter landscapes, blending the lush, layered soundcraft of dream pop with the hypnotic, sample-heavy rhythms of trip ...

Wyze's latest home security product locks your home and turns you into the key. The Palm Lock features hand-scanning biometric technology that can read the unique pattern of veins underneath your skin ...

Palm-reading (or more precisely, palm vein recognition) smart locks aren't exactly new, but good ones from reputable brands can get pricey. Enter Wyze with its new Palm Lock that promises to bring the ...

Talk to the palm! That’s the idea behind a growing number of smart locks that can read your palm rather than your fingerprint, and budget smart home manufacturer Wyze has just announced its own take.

Inside a small tatami room just outside the center of Naha, the capital of Okinawa Prefecture, a quiet rebirth of a once-banned tattoo practice is taking place. Moeko Heshiki, one of the few remaining ...

Des Moines metro police departments are changing tattoo policies, reflecting evolving social norms and hiring challenges. Visible tattoos are now largely permitted, with restrictions on content and ...

When I was 18, nothing was cooler than the sci-fi video game Mass Effect. I remember staring at the galaxy map and thinking, “I’ll never not think this is cool.” Now I’m 31, and my bad Mass Effect ...

Paying with a handwave once sounded like science fiction, but contactless palm recognition service Amazon One has already been used more than 8 million times, according to the company. That’s Amazon, ...