Friday, October 7, 2011

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Nicole Richie Tattoos

Nicole Richie joined the ranks of celebrities with body are but her tattoos seem to very popular. Nicole Richie has around 8 to 10 tattoos but no confirmed. Those that are most visible include the ones on her neck and back with a few more elusive ones. Her recent tattoo of rosary on her foot is both popular and controversial at the same time. Nicole's tattoos have some tasteful choices and are for the most part very original.Nicole Richie's latest tattoo of rosary beads and a cross have contributed to a drove of young women wanting the same body art but has also lead to some controversial debates as well. The tattoo was done very tastefully and actually looks very stylish which could lead to other rosary tattoos as well.Nicole Richie's colored wing tattoos on her back are another popular body art. The wings are slightly colorful and the distance between is about equal. Kind of a simple tattoo but still a good selection which can be seen when she wears backless dresses or other non covering clothes. Nicole Richie also has a tattoo on her lower back which seems to be a tribal design.Nicole also has a tattoo of a red ribbon and the word "Richie" on the back of her neck. This is a small tattoo like the wings on her back and can usually be seen when her hair is in a bun or updo.There is also a pair of ballerina shoes tattoos located at her lower abdomen, which is a tribute to her father's song "Ballerina Girl".There are also two tattoos around the inner wrist area of both arms. One is a red centered star design while the other is the word "Virgin". Both are small but stand out.



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Fans of the late crime novelist Stieg Larsson are getting lost in the Swedish countryside, searching for the quaint town of Hedestad featured in "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."
The problem is, it doesn't exist.
But international readers of Larsson's best-selling Millennium crime trilogy could be excused for thinking otherwise, because most locations in the books are authentic.
Some of them include the Kaffebar cafe in Stockholm - a favorite haunt of Larsson's fictional journalist Mikael Blomkvist - and the Kvarnen bar - where Larsson has tattooed computer hacker Lisbeth Salander spending evenings with her friends from the rock band Evil Fingers.
Both places are located on the trendy island of Sodermalm, a former working-class area with narrow streets where old wooden cottages are squeezed between 20th century stone houses.
The hilly Stockholm district - with popular bars, fashion stores and art galleries - is one of many islands that form the city center and the home of Larsson's characters.

Blomkvist and Salander, the trilogy's main characters, both have apartments there. Salander's friendly first legal guardian, Holger Palmgren, also lived there before he was hospitalized.

Eager Millennium fans can venture out on their own, visiting the scenes of Blomkvist's and Salander's exploits with maps sold by the tourist office. Or they can take the Stockholm City Museum's Larsson tour.

Starting with Blomkvist's small apartment in the brown 19th century building at 1 Bellmansgatan, Millennium fans can relive the books' plots in the real settings, while listening to the guide's detailed descriptions.

"It is great to identify the addresses and see what the buildings look like," said Roland Ojeda, a retired banker from San Francisco, who took the tour in June with his wife, Linda. "I think it brings it to life."

Larsson's books about a darker side of Sweden, where Blomkvist and Salander become involved in murder mysteries, sex trafficking scandals and a secret government department, have sold more than 30 million copies worldwide. The tour has attracted visitors from as far away as Japan, Canada and Australia, said Eva Palmqvist, who leads the museum's tour.