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OMAR EPPS.

A ROSE TATTOO HIDES an earlier skull-and-knife design on Omar Epps' right arm. ("I was young and morbid," he points out.) His mother's name, Bonnie Marie, appears nearby. And nestled below his left bicep are the dramatic masks of Comedy and Tragedy "All my tats mean something to me," says Epps, who began gathering them at 16, when they were still an outlaw thing for middle-class Brooklyn boys. "Now, my dentist has tattoos. Now I'm not cool anymore."

It's easy for Epps, 26, to joke about being uncool. Deep down--actually, not so deep--he knows he is. After all, not many aspiring actors walk out of Manhattan's High School for the Performing Arts and into a lead role in a ...

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