“What we do is like modern-day gladiator shit. Now we’re not looking to die at the end of the battle, but we have to look at it with the mentality that I’m ready to take whatever comes my way!” - Danny Way

Danny Trejo, the actor, the badass, the tatted and now the magazine editor.

Trejo, MYMAG and Inked have teamed up to make "TREJO," a limited edition luxury print and digital magazine that is 100 percent about the movie star. From a rough past to a giving and caring present, the magazine features articles written about things dear to him, about ...

Style for guys who prefer scenery to "The Scene."

Hurricane Sandy devastated the East Coast, tearing its way through cities, towns and beaches alike. Luckily, the Rockaway Renegades are ready and willing to give back to those who have lost everything.

The Renegades were formed by Jessica Pierik, Holly Jane Butler, Becca Roach, Sara Blake and Norah Gurley. Their efforts have grown exponentially within just a few days. This ...

If you were thinking, "I wish someone understood my need for an intensely cool new Bell helmet," then rejoice, because your torment is finally over. At Inked, we've got your back. We're giving away the Bell Star RSD Speed Freak Carbon Motorcycle Helmet. Valued at $649.95, the sleek helmet sports a carbon fiber shell, an orange backdrop ...

Months after Lil Wayne announced that he would be starting his own shoe line we finally learn that he has decided to partner with SUPRA for this endeavor. Already a fan of the brand, wearing the Skytop since it was introduced to the market in 2007, Wayne and Supra are seemingly a match made in heaven. The collection will debut ...

Our friends at Sailor Jerry Rum wanted to remind everybody that today is Bartender Appreciation Day. Here are some of the things you can do to celebrate:

1. Always say please and thank you. 2. Stop talking, and listen to your bartender's story for a change. 3. If you and your friends are ordering more than one drink, order ...

Drop drinks are making a comeback at bars across America. Prepare your liver.

Tattoos are designed for permanence, and the technology behind them is in no hurry to change either. For more than a century, the basic setup used to put ink in the skin of sailors, soldiers, and other skin art fans has been tweaked and fine-tuned while never deviating too far from the original design. After all, tattoo artists aren’t ...