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As a long-time Windows geek, I’ve always loved and relied on keyboard shortcuts. They’re incredible! Like a collection of ...

But perhaps the most puzzling of the seemingly innocent emojis is the apple, which has been adopted by those in the “manosphere” to identify lowly “incels,” a term that shortens and combines the words ...

They may be small and seemingly harmless, but emojis can carry more weight than you might guess. Sometimes they serve as nothing less than social hand grenades. That’s the message from Unnur ...

The winner for the Most Popular New Emoji in 2024 was the head shaking horizontally (🙂‍↔️) followed by the head shaking vertically (🙂‍↕️) and the phoenix (🐦‍🔥). The winner of the Most Anticipated ...

Another added: “I was seeing a guy who used to send me emojis when saying bye or goodnight, and I swear I could gauge his feelings towards me by how many he sent. More meant he really missed me.

House of Life turned out to be the most unexpected fun I’ve had in 60 minutes – and more powerful than therapy (Picture: Mark Senior) I had no idea what I was in for when I first stepped foot ...

‘I love that my boyfriend is eager to please me and it makes me comfortable trying new things with him,’ Sam explains. Sam adds that when they pair get intimate, it ‘feels like lightning ...

In our modern lives, emojis have become punctuation marks of ... For instance, if you’re saying something like “You’re never getting me to go to that restaurant again 😅.” If you ...

But the mimicry didn’t stop there. From public addresses to diplomatic actions, the entire Pakistani establishment appeared to copy moves made by their Indian counterparts, seemingly in a bid to ...

Taking part led to me celebrating another checkmark on my lifetime bucket list. They say persistence pays off, and after six times on the ballot, I found out on 3 February that my place was confirmed.

Bergerac’s back — but not as you know it. The Jersey-set British crime series which ran for 10 years from 1981 and starred John Nettles in the title role of Jim Bergerac is back on screens. But this ...