A bright pink house emblazoned with an emoji graphic and an Airbnb dispute is stirring up dissent in Manhattan Beach.

Manhattan Beach emoji war: Kathryn Kidd was reported by her neighbors for illegally using her home for short-term rentals. Then her house was painted pink with emojis.

From a pink heart to a jellyfish, several new characters are already under consideration for Emoji 15.0 or beyond.

Just before World Emoji Day on Sunday, we are getting a glimpse of new emojis that we might get to use on our phones in a few months. Folks at Emojipedia have drawn up a draft version of selected ...

There’s Ovechkin in an ugly sweater, Ovechkin in various Halloween costumes, Ovechkin in that Christmas Story pink bunny outfit. There’s Ovechkin hawking pizza and Ovechkin driving a Zamboni.

Is the pink lady emoji crazy proud of her haircut or just a sassy B?" We might never know, and that's OK. We must become comfortable with uncertainty in this new age of emoji. Follow Laura on Twitter.

So, apparently, we've all been using the pink lady emoji wrong this entire time. It is not some delightfully sassy flair to pair with light bragging, but a woman showing off her new haircut. Via ...

‘Emoji house’ feud erupts as frustrated neighbors urge Manhattan Beach to take action “I think it’s cute and quirky and kind of funny,” said the house’s owner, Kathryn Kidd.

This article was published on July 5, 2016 Shareables This bizarre emoji was a thing thanks to a fuck up by Google July 5, 2016 - 2:45 pm There’s one language everyone with a smartphone speaks ...

The emoji-sporting hot-pink house that launched a neighborhood brouhaha in Manhattan Beach, Calif., is on the market. The beach-adjacent property was listed Monday for $1.749 million, two weeks ...

There are plenty of emoji we still don't know the true meaning of or origin behind, but there's one in particular that has stumped smartphone users for quite some time: What does the pink lady ...

Emoji lovers, prepare to have your minds blown. There's a brilliant new theory about everyone's favorite sassy emoji: Namely, that we've been using it wrong this whole time. Unicode, creators of ...