In case you missed the news, a bunch of new emoji dropped recently as part of iOS 14.5, and during The Late Show on Thursday, Stephen Colbert was quick to share his thoughts. But after cracking a ...

The Stephen Colbert emoji is more a look of skepticism that seems to be applicable in a vast array of situations. Skip to main content. Menu Digital Trends ...

On Tuesday's Late Show, Stephen Colbert unveiled a new emoji approved by the Unicode Consortium, the global emoji gatekeepers. This one, he said happily, they are calling the "Colbert emoji," with ...

Unfortunately, you'll have to wait to use the Colbert emoji when it officially lands in 2017. Until then, use one of the other 845 emojis that could probably accurately explain what you're feeling.

In Colbert's case, the emoji, a flat-lipped, round, yellow face with an arched eyebrow, was submitted in 2015. It's called the "face with open raised eyebrow." ...

It’s been several months since Sony announced it would be producing an animated movie based entirely on the emoji that live in our Facebook messages … ...

Colbert Unveils Trump’s Surprise ‘Emoji Movie’ Cameo (Video) Yeahhh…he’s the Russian flag. Trump in 'The Emoji Movie' Tony Maglio. July 28, 2017 @ 6:39 AM. Share on Social Media.

M aximilian Merz first fell in love with emojis in 2014, the year he got his first iPhone. The symbols, Merz says, help him express himself. A well-timed emoji can function as a punctuation mark ...

The Unicode Consortium has approved of 69 new emoji. Emoji 5.0 — which is slated to release in June 2017 — includes new smileys, foods, drinks, flags and people.

The new Stephen Colbert emoji gives us “skepticism, accompanied by the concepts of disapproval and (mild) surprise” in one tiny yellow face. The possibilities are endless.