If you've recently been inked, you may want to avoid getting into the ocean with your new tattoo. As it takes two to three weeks for a tattoo to fully heal, diving into the salty ocean might not be the best idea. According to AuthorityTattoo.com, salt water can dry out and possibly irritate the skin, which can lead to a variety of skin reactions like itching, burning, redness or even a rash around the area.

Celebrating FIVE YEARS of podcasting, the TMPT Empire’s 5 Year Anniversary special welcomed The One Man Gang, Akeem. The Gang, a staple of the WWF during the federation era changed gimmicks right in front of our very eyes as he transitioned into the “African Dream” Akeem and jive danced his way into the history books as a now beloved bad guy of the late 1980s World Wrestling Federation. In this rare interview, OMG details how the change was approached by Vince McMahon and the immense success of the Twin Towers (Big Boss Man and Akeem).

Irvine, CA - Famous Dex literally shut a show down with his performance at UC Irvine’s Shocktoberfest. The Rich Forever artist jumped into the crowd during his set at the university’s annual event on Friday (October 19), prompting fans to rush the stage en masse. The pandemonium led to officials canceling the remainder of the concert, which was scheduled to be headlined by YG. “We had to make the decision to shut down the show due to numerous safety hazards,” Dilraj Toor, UC Irvine’s Student Services Vice President, said in a statement on Facebook.

Julian Sands' filmography encompasses an impressive range of performances that have captivated audiences for decades. His diverse body of work includes leading roles in both critically acclaimed independent films and blockbuster Hollywood productions. Sands' ability to embody complex and often enigmatic characters has made him a sought-after actor. He has collaborated with renowned directors such as David Cronenberg, Danny Boyle, and Ridley Scott, bringing depth and nuance to each role he plays.

A PRELOVED Audi A4 could be a match made in heaven, a moral conundrum or an expensive nightmare. The appeal is obvious — luxurious, beautifully styled, quality ride — but buy with caution and avoid the engines with known, serious oil consumption issues. In the US and UK there have been class actions against Audi over high oil consumption and, sometimes, entire failure in the pre-2012 2.0-litre petrol engine. Good news is the range of A4s in Australia in 2008-16 was vast.