Eva Longoria Removes 'Wedding Date' Tattoo : PHOTO & VIDEO

In Hollywood, love isn't always forever and fortunately, neither is ink.Gorgeous Eva Longoria was snapped Thursday in Los Angeles leaving her posh restaurant Beso, and we couldn't help but notice that the Desperate Housewives beauty had a tattoo removed from her wrist.

But this wasn't just any tattoo; this tat was the date in Roman numerals of the date of her marriage to now-ex hubby Tony Parker.The couple officially became divorced in late January.

Since the split, Longoria has found love again with singer Eduardo Cruz, who also happens to be Penelope Cruz's brother.The couple was married in a civil service on July 6, 2007, at a Paris city hall; the following day, they had a full Roman Catholic wedding ceremony at the Saint Germain l'Auxerrois Church in Paris.

Since the split, Longoria has found love again with singer Eduardo Cruz, who also happens to be Penelope Cruz's brother.

Justin Bieber Sports New Tattoo (Photo)

Justin Bieber is sporting a new tattoo. The 17 year-old singer now has the word "Yeshua," or Jesus, written in Hebrew characters on his upper left ribcage.It might be true that tattoos are addictive after all. Just ask Justin Bieber. The tween pop star, who recently debuted a new tattoo, his second, while on vacation in Hawaii...


The large black outline of a star is actually identical to one his father, Jeremy Bieber, has on his elbow as well.It's not the first time he's gotten a tat that matches his dad.

His first was done at Son of a Gun Tattoo and Barbershop in Toronto by a friend of Jeremy's, according to MTV. His father has the same outline of a seagull from 'Jonathan Livingston Seagull' on his left hip. It was done to celebrate his 16th birthday and a family tradition - his uncle has the same thing.

Change Your Mind About That Tattoo? You're in Good Company | Tattoo Regret Common | Tattoo Laser Removal Technology | LiveScience

More young people are flocking to tattoo parlors to get inked under the impression that it no longer has to be forever. Some experts believe that the demand for removal technology in the future may grow exponentially, creating a greater need for qualified dermatologists. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, tattoo regrets are common — in fact, 17 percent of those who get tattoos consider getting them removed.

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