Choosing New Tattoo Designs

The tattoo design has been created as Obviously tattoos can be extended but this often impairs the visual integrity of the design. This is why it's so important to get it right first time. There are literally millions of different designs you can choose from and each one will convey a different message.

Do you want to shout out to the world or do you want to keep your statements to yourself? Think carefully So you need to think carefully about what you want to say with your tattoo. But you might want to reserve it for special people only. Naturally, if you're going to the trouble of choosing a design and then going to the expense of having your new tattoo done, you won't want to keep it hidden away.

Others will opt for something a little more subtle, perhaps with some muted colors that are more decorative than overtly obvious and might be intended for personal pleasure rather than public viewing. They almost shout out 'This is me, and this is what I stand for!! Some will go for the stark black and white, comparatively simple designs because they make a bold, almost confrontational statement about who they are. Personality So, when you're selecting your new tattoo design for the first time you want to ensure that it sits well with your personality and is something that you'll be proud to have on your skin for the rest of your life.

Usually, of course, if a tattoo is a singleton (that is, not surrounded by a collection of pre-existing tattoos) it will be much more obvious, and the message that it gives out will be that much stronger. If you're thinking about getting a tattoo, whether for the first time or whether for the hundredth you'll be very conscious of the message that you intend it to convey.

Have A Sexy Halloween!

Just a few parties to consider..

Night of the Killer Costumes
When: Oct. 31
Where: The Palms
More info:www.thekillercostumes.com
Halloween in Las Vegas is a time when Sin City's most sinister tempters and temptresses come out to play, and N9NE Group and Palms Casino Resort are captivating partygoers this year with the largest costume contest ever and more than $100,000 in cash and prizes.
Rain Nightclub:
Best Overall Costume: Cash and prizes nearing $38,000 will be awarded to the top three funniest, scariest and most shocking costumes. Admission is $30 (free for local women).
ghostbar:
Best Ghoul Costume: The top three ghostly goblins and ghouls will be awarded cash and prizes totaling approximately $8,000. Admission is $25 (free for local women).
Moon Nightclub:
Best Sci-Fi Costume: The three most out-of-this-world cosmic Sci-Fi costumes will win cash and prizes totaling approximately $13,000. Admission is $40 (free for local women).
Playboy Club:
Best Playboy Inspired Costume: Whether conventional or contemporary, the top three sexy chic Playboy-themed costumes will share cash and prizes totaling approximately $43,000. Admission is $40 (free for local women).

Zombie Party at Frankie's Tiki RoomWhen: Oct. 31
Where: 1712 West Charleston Blvd.
More info: (702) 385-3110
Frankie's Tiki Room will host a Halloween zombie party and encourages partygoers to dress in their most killer zombie costumes on Halloween night. All guests who wear a zombie costume will receive a complimentary Zombie cocktail, a lethal combination of rums and juice, garnished with a pineapple wedge. In addition, they will be given a DVD selected from a wide variety of zombie-themed films, including "Revolt of the Zombies" (1936), "King of the Zombies" (1941), "Zombie Nation" (2004) and "Zombie Town" (2007).

Veuve Clicquot's Yelloween at TAO hosted by "Twilight" stars Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz When: 10 p.m., Oct. 31
Where: TAO, The Venetian
Cost: $40 men, $20 women (local women admitted free)
More info/table reservations: (702) 388-8588
Actors Ashley Green and Kellan Lutz from "Twilight" will host Yelloween on Halloween at TAO.

'80s metal rockers Steel Panther host Hell-O-Ween inside Access Showroom with doors at 10 p.m. Guests in costume can enjoy specialty drinks "Angel with Wings" and "Fire Pit of Hell" and participate in the "sexy sinner" and "most unique" costume contests. There will also be $2 Bud Light on draft and $5 Red Bull drinks. Guests must be 21 years and older.

12th annual Nightmare on 54th Street
When: Oct. 27-31
Where: Studio 54, MGM Grand
Admission: Varies The week will come to an electrifying end with the celebration of HollyWeen in honor of the mistress of ceremonies, Holly Madison. The blonde bombshell will join the Studio 54 seductresses in an especially taunting performance. The Playboy princess will have her pick of the finest costumes of the night as the host of the legendary costume competition. Madison will give the top critique on all of Sin City's naughtiest ensembles and spread the wealth with $10,000 in cash prizes.

4th annual Fetish & Fantasy Halloween BallWhen: Oct. 31
Where: The Joint, Hard Rock Hotel, 4455 Paradise Road
Tickets: $82.50 general admission, $46.20 late night admission. VIP tickets, Super VIP skybox and table and bottle service also available.
More info: halloweenball.com
The annual ball will feature erotic stage performances, fire performers, laser and light shows, world class DJs, vendors, two huge dance floors, stilt walkers, freaks, monsters and surprises around every corner. Costumes are absolutely required. Performers include DJs Donald Clude and Scooter & LaVelle and Girls in Rubber, Men of Playgirl. Perish, Chain Goddes and Freaky Stilts.

Have A Sexy Halloween!

Just a few parties to consider..

Night of the Killer Costumes
When: Oct. 31
Where: The Palms
More info:www.thekillercostumes.com
Halloween in Las Vegas is a time when Sin City's most sinister tempters and temptresses come out to play, and N9NE Group and Palms Casino Resort are captivating partygoers this year with the largest costume contest ever and more than $100,000 in cash and prizes.
Rain Nightclub:
Best Overall Costume: Cash and prizes nearing $38,000 will be awarded to the top three funniest, scariest and most shocking costumes. Admission is $30 (free for local women).
ghostbar:
Best Ghoul Costume: The top three ghostly goblins and ghouls will be awarded cash and prizes totaling approximately $8,000. Admission is $25 (free for local women).
Moon Nightclub:
Best Sci-Fi Costume: The three most out-of-this-world cosmic Sci-Fi costumes will win cash and prizes totaling approximately $13,000. Admission is $40 (free for local women).
Playboy Club:
Best Playboy Inspired Costume: Whether conventional or contemporary, the top three sexy chic Playboy-themed costumes will share cash and prizes totaling approximately $43,000. Admission is $40 (free for local women).

Zombie Party at Frankie's Tiki RoomWhen: Oct. 31
Where: 1712 West Charleston Blvd.
More info: (702) 385-3110
Frankie's Tiki Room will host a Halloween zombie party and encourages partygoers to dress in their most killer zombie costumes on Halloween night. All guests who wear a zombie costume will receive a complimentary Zombie cocktail, a lethal combination of rums and juice, garnished with a pineapple wedge. In addition, they will be given a DVD selected from a wide variety of zombie-themed films, including "Revolt of the Zombies" (1936), "King of the Zombies" (1941), "Zombie Nation" (2004) and "Zombie Town" (2007).

Veuve Clicquot's Yelloween at TAO hosted by "Twilight" stars Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz When: 10 p.m., Oct. 31
Where: TAO, The Venetian
Cost: $40 men, $20 women (local women admitted free)
More info/table reservations: (702) 388-8588
Actors Ashley Green and Kellan Lutz from "Twilight" will host Yelloween on Halloween at TAO.

'80s metal rockers Steel Panther host Hell-O-Ween inside Access Showroom with doors at 10 p.m. Guests in costume can enjoy specialty drinks "Angel with Wings" and "Fire Pit of Hell" and participate in the "sexy sinner" and "most unique" costume contests. There will also be $2 Bud Light on draft and $5 Red Bull drinks. Guests must be 21 years and older.

12th annual Nightmare on 54th Street
When: Oct. 27-31
Where: Studio 54, MGM Grand
Admission: Varies The week will come to an electrifying end with the celebration of HollyWeen in honor of the mistress of ceremonies, Holly Madison. The blonde bombshell will join the Studio 54 seductresses in an especially taunting performance. The Playboy princess will have her pick of the finest costumes of the night as the host of the legendary costume competition. Madison will give the top critique on all of Sin City's naughtiest ensembles and spread the wealth with $10,000 in cash prizes.

4th annual Fetish & Fantasy Halloween BallWhen: Oct. 31
Where: The Joint, Hard Rock Hotel, 4455 Paradise Road
Tickets: $82.50 general admission, $46.20 late night admission. VIP tickets, Super VIP skybox and table and bottle service also available.
More info: halloweenball.com
The annual ball will feature erotic stage performances, fire performers, laser and light shows, world class DJs, vendors, two huge dance floors, stilt walkers, freaks, monsters and surprises around every corner. Costumes are absolutely required. Performers include DJs Donald Clude and Scooter & LaVelle and Girls in Rubber, Men of Playgirl. Perish, Chain Goddes and Freaky Stilts.

Christina Ricci flaunted a fantastic figure

Christina Ricci stunned fellow beachgoers in Miami last week with an enviably slim bikini body.Christina Ricci flaunted a fantastic figure as she strolled along the boardwalk by Miami Beach with new boyfriend Curtis Buchanan

Hugh Jackman Prepares to Pass Sexiest Man Alive Crown

As the one-year reign of Hugh Jackman as PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive winds down, it's time to pass the crown to a new deserving hunk. So who does the Australian screen star, Oscar host and current Broadway leading man want to see take the title next?

"Me! I want to be the first to have it back to back, buddy," Jackman, 41, told PEOPLE's reporter on Friday in New York, while attending the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Concert (set to air on HBO Nov. 29). "That would be fantastic!"

Though he would like to reclaim the title, the Steady Rain star (who costars in the Broadway drama with Daniel Craig, certainly another SMA possibility) says it's been quite an exciting year as the Sexiest Man Alive, but also one that's been a little demanding.

"I thought there were thousands of other guys that deserved it, but it's been a great year. But now the pressures off," he said good-naturedly. "I can be a slob again."

Hugh Jackman Prepares to Pass Sexiest Man Alive Crown

As the one-year reign of Hugh Jackman as PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive winds down, it's time to pass the crown to a new deserving hunk. So who does the Australian screen star, Oscar host and current Broadway leading man want to see take the title next?

"Me! I want to be the first to have it back to back, buddy," Jackman, 41, told PEOPLE's reporter on Friday in New York, while attending the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Concert (set to air on HBO Nov. 29). "That would be fantastic!"

Though he would like to reclaim the title, the Steady Rain star (who costars in the Broadway drama with Daniel Craig, certainly another SMA possibility) says it's been quite an exciting year as the Sexiest Man Alive, but also one that's been a little demanding.

"I thought there were thousands of other guys that deserved it, but it's been a great year. But now the pressures off," he said good-naturedly. "I can be a slob again."

Posh brands solo career a 'mistake'

Victoria Beckham has apparently admitted that her solo singing career was a mistake, albeit one from which she is happy to learn.

The former Spice Girl said that she was "lost" when she teamed up with Truesteppers and Dane Bowers to launch 'Out Of Your Mind' in 2000 following the group's split.

The 35-year-old told Harper's Bazaar: "People never believed the solo singing career, and it wasn't the real me - I was a little bit lost at the time. I don't mind making mistakes."

The mother-of-three has since launched her own clothing collection and said that fashion is her true calling. "I was always pushed into the theatre and dance - it's just taken me a long time to figure out what I wanted to do," she said.

Posh brands solo career a 'mistake'

Victoria Beckham has apparently admitted that her solo singing career was a mistake, albeit one from which she is happy to learn.

The former Spice Girl said that she was "lost" when she teamed up with Truesteppers and Dane Bowers to launch 'Out Of Your Mind' in 2000 following the group's split.

The 35-year-old told Harper's Bazaar: "People never believed the solo singing career, and it wasn't the real me - I was a little bit lost at the time. I don't mind making mistakes."

The mother-of-three has since launched her own clothing collection and said that fashion is her true calling. "I was always pushed into the theatre and dance - it's just taken me a long time to figure out what I wanted to do," she said.