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Margaret Cho has portraits of presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln on her knees. In an interview with Today, she joked “well I wanted to be in a one-man band, that’s my idea. So I was going to put knee cymbals so I could bang their heads together. I just thought that it would be good to keep the beat and stay patriotic.”
Audrina Patridge has a colorful tattoo on the back of her neck that represents the biblical story of Adam and Eve — but with her own twist. The red portion is a human heart with a stem and leaves, a combination of humanity and the forbidden apple from the Tree of Knowledge. Wrapping around it is a blue serpent to represent the one that tempted Eve to eat the apple. “My tattoo is a heart with four chambers that turns into an apple with a snake around it,” wrote Audrina. “It symbolizes the story of Adam and Eve…and also temptation and destiny.”
Drew Barrymore has “BREATHE” tattooed on her left forearm in a stencil-like font. The tattoo is a reminded to stay calm and level-headed. “I find that even though it’s on my wrist and even though I need to do it survive, I forget [to breathe],” she told PopSugar. “I don’t think I’ve ever reacted in a situation, especially that’s tense or heightened, after taking a deep breath that I wasn’t better than the way I would have reacted if I hadn’t taken that breath.”
Drew Barrymore has a tattoo on her right ankle of a cross wrapped in flowery vines.
Drew Barrymore has an outline of a bird tattooed on her right forearm, just below the elbow.
Zoe Saldana has a ribcage tattoo of Persian writing on her left side, but it’s not known what it says.
Zoe Saldana has an outline of a star tattooed on the outside of her left ankle.
Zoe Saldana has Arabic writing tattooed on her right foot which reportedly reads “I want to ask her” (أريد أن أسألها).
Zoe Saldana has a solid black star tattoo on her left wrist.
The beauty mark next to Dita Von Teese’s left eye is actually a tattoo! She originally wanted a star, but she was only 17 years old and the tattoo shop talked her into getting a birth mark instead, something that she is very thankful for now. “You have to understand that I was pretty eccentric. I was always drawing hearts and stars in that spot,” she told Inked Magazine. “I went in thinking I wanted a star there, but they wouldn’t do it. They were like, ‘We’re not putting a star on your face.’ They were the voice of reason.”
