"LOL"-ers had the highest median age of anyone in the group, which included Facebook users ages 13 to 70. But it's not just your age or your gender that's connected to your online laughter of choice.

In a sense, LOL works much in the same way emoticons and emoji do: when people send a smiley face, they may not actually be smiling; they simply want to convey that they’re feeling happy.

LOL Live, which will feature ten, 30-minute sets from a range of comics, comes from Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat and premieres on June 6. ... Bryan Smiley, Luke Kelly-Clyne, ...

This new acronym is replacing LOL and ROFL on social media. Share full article Gen Z-ers are increasingly using IJBOL (pronounced “eej-bowl”), which stands for “I just burst out laughing.” ...

LOL Live, which will feature ten, 30-minute sets from a range of comics, comes from Kevin Hart‘s Hartbeat and premieres on June 6. ... Bryan Smiley, Luke Kelly-Clyne, ...