Former motocross competitor Carey Hart was into riding motorbikes and tattoos from a young age. But, while his family fully supported his first passion, they weren't supportive of the second.
As a result, Hart waited till his 18th birthday to get his first body art — a flaming skull with his race number 111. His friend's dad inked the design on his chest for 100 bucks. Following that, the California native started spending more time in the tattoo parlor, inking his body with designs he wanted. Read More...
The NCAA looks a bit wealthier nowadays, but not merely from the NCAA moniker itself. After an ongoing battle, college players can now earn money from their name, image, and likeness. The new rules started on July 1, and plenty of athletes are already making moves, scoring partnerships with local businesses, brands, and gaming platforms.
Perhaps the most in-demand player isn't even in college yet. Arch Manning, the son of Cooper Manning, grandson of NFL legend Archie Manning and nephew of Super Bowl champions Peyton and Eli Manning, is currently the quarterback at Isidore Newman High School. Read More...
It improves bone health Chicken feet contain high amounts of calcium, which prevents your bones and nails from getting brittle and weak. Besides that, chicken feet are great sources of chondroitin and glucosamine, which reduces joint pain and inflammation.
Is it healthy to eat chicken feet? Chicken feet contain calcium, magnesium, sulfur, sodium, potassium, glucosamine, keratin and other minerals. It’s believed that drinking chicken feet broth can improve your immune system, boost metabolism, detox your liver, help with digestion and reduce inflammation Read More...
