A Natural History of Emoji' by Keith Houston "Emoji blew up right around 2011," said Laura Miller in Slate, and we're lucky ...

One of my favorite twists to this theme is the way the EYE rebus is so well hidden in the theme answers that run across: The ...

Gen Z is rewriting the emoji rulebook, and it's stumping everyone else. Why it matters: Roughly 80% of U.S. adults say ...

H GTV star Erin Napier shared her real thoughts about turning 40 and her changing appearance when she posted a vulnerable new ...

Whether you're writing a formal thank-you note or a quick status update, emojis in Outlook can help convey your message with ...

People have made a serious case for the upcoming Apple Core emoji, claiming it’s going to be the new Wilting Rose. The latter ...

Nearly 37% of professionals have questioned whether emoji usage was suitable for work, and this jumps to 41% for Gen Z.

Two acclaimed writers return with lauded new novels and Scott Anderson’s examination of US-Iranian relations is picked across the nationals.

Two acclaimed writers return with lauded new novels and Scott Anderson’s examination of US-Iranian relations is picked across the nationals.

A new book charting the history of the expressive little images shows how fast they have changed how we think – and asks whether they are killing language.

The former music teacher befriended a so-called teenage boy on dating app Grindr before exchanging lewd messages and pictures on Snapchat ...

Whether you favour a thumbs up, a laughing face, or a smiling poop, chances are you’ve used an emoji. There’s currently 3790 different emojis sitting in your phone. And the ominous-sounding Unicode ...