The pop star, 34, was keen to remind her fellow artists that the 'power' to do well is always within them and took to social ...

Chiang Mai was chosen as the venue for the launch of the new Maurice Lacroix AIKON Skeleton, featuring fresh colour options and case sizes of 39mm and 42mm. The event was graced by Mr. Ravis ...

Jhené Aiko, Milo Ventimiglia and record producer Lou Adler are among the Hollywood stars who have confirmed that they have lost their homes in the fires. Lauren Boebert and Kid Rock Spotted ...

Ricardo Godoi reportedly hired a tattoo studio to ink his body in a hospital setting, where he ultimately died on the operating table Zoey Lyttle is a Society & Culture Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE.

Princess Aiko on Wednesday attended the utakai hajime New Year's poetry reading ceremony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo for the first time. Poems written by imperial family members and guests ...

When it discovered how popular a former model of the 90s was, it reimagined it, subsequently releasing the urban-style AIKON, a watch that proved a box-office sensation. Now, having once again ...

Among the countless people who lost their homes to the fires, celebrities include Tina Knowles, Madlib, Jhené Aiko, Keyshia Cole, and more.

Among the ashes, which have spread an estimated total of 37,700 acres, were more than 12,000 properties including singer Jhene Aiko’s Palisades home. Two days after the fire began, on January 9 ...

Jhené Aiko and her wellness brand Jhenetics sponsored free massages for frontline workers of the Los Angeles Fire Department. Partnering with massage therapists from Manly Handz mobile spa ...

Cary Elwes, Paris Hilton, James Woods, Miles Teller, Jhene Aiko and Billy Crystal are among the stars who lose their houses to the unprecedented fire. The celeb-loved enclave is also home to Ben ...

Former Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto solidified his love for the Queen City with some permanent ink.Votto debuted the postcard designed tattoo on his Instagram page, calling it "an ode ...

A new study sheds light on tattoo designs found on more than 100 mummies from Chancay culture, a group that lived on the Peruvian coast between roughly 900 and 1500 C.E. Julia Binswanger Daily ...