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In a state known for its rugged beauty, tattoos are becoming a canvas for personal stories and self-expression. Let's talk ink, Montana style.

When a Montana radio host stepped into the tattoo chair, it wasn’t just for the art. It was a powerful tribute to a cause close to his heart.

It's one thing to have an opinion about tattoos but to start a campaign stating that anyone with a tattoo is a criminal and to start a ban on visible tattoos at sporting events - now, that's a whole new issue. It's happening right now and people are jumping on board in support.

This woman's love for herself is truly skin deep. In the perfect marriage of permanence and vanity, this woman got a tattoo of herself taking a selfie.

I will openly forewarn you.  This video is AWFUL.  The only reason I posted it is in hopes that the outrage will be so bad that this woman will be held accountable for her actions.  Watch with caution.

Anchors away! Lady Gaga showed off her latest tattoo — on the left side of her shapely body, of course, since that’s where she puts all of her ink. The ‘Born This Way’ singer and ARTPOP star was inked with an anchor on her side, near her boob. It’s small, but it’s also super poignant.

David Letterman is going to be mad! Weeks after the late night talk show host jokingly gave Justin Bieber a hard time over his brand new ‘Believe’ tattoo, which he inked on his left arm in black lettering when his album dropped, the ‘Boyfriend’ singer is sporting another piece of new ink.

Turns out, the girl who claimed to have a tattoo of 152 friends faces onto her arm was just pulling a fast one on us. The tattoo was merely a transfer as the ink can be washed away after a few days. The video of her receiving the tattoo even made it on CNN...

A Netherlands woman has taken her friendship -- and social media -- to a whole new level after she tattooed 152 of her Facebook friends onto her arm. The tattoos cover her entire right arm, from armpit to wrist, and have since been dubbed by the woman as both her "MySpace wall" and "social tattoo." This story turned out to be a bit of a fake