Everyone loves a gadget play in the NFL that puts the ball in the hands of a big man. The Bengals pulled off such a play on Sunday in their dominant win over the Cardinals when they decided to line up ...

The Golden State Warriors have been on the struggle bus of late, dropping both games since Stephen Curry’s injury return despite the star putting up epic stat lines in both contests. Frustrations are ...

Joe Burrow made quite a stir last week when he said he wasn't having much fun playing NFL football right now. Everyone (rightfully?) assumed he was talking about the Cincinnati Bengals' recent woes ...

When it comes to TV and Film insights there is nowhere better to go than The Rest is Entertainment podcast. Journalist Marina Hyde and TV presenter and author Richard Osman always deep dive in to the ...

"Joe" is the name of the trendiest emoji character on Twitter / X right now, but the character has a richer history than what's been spammed this past month. The emotional emoticon, with his signature ...

It’s fascinating how an early hit can typecast an artist somewhat beyond their control. “Is She Really Going Out With Him?” did that to an extent with Joe Jackson, as he was labeled by many fans and ...

Gboard is getting a subtly redesigned emoji picker interface. With this refresh, Google reverts the recent design change in beta that introduced broader buttons. This time, the update is rolling out ...

Little Kitty Looks Identical to the Angry Cat Emoji and It's Just Too Funny originally appeared on Parade Pets. A little white and gray kitty with absolutely stunning green eyes went in for a routine ...

After beta testing started last month, Gboard for Android is now rolling out the Emoji, GIF, and Sticker picker redesign to stable users. The primary change is to bottom navigation. “ABC” at the left ...

Following other UI tweaks in recent months, the emoji, GIF, sticker, and emoticon picker in Gboard has received a small redesign. For starters, Google has removed the “All” interface that showed ...

These days, we're used to media that thrives on conflict and amplifies the most outrageous voices in the room. We can trace this style back to the shock jocks of the 1980s, like Howard Stern, or to in ...