And what a few of you may do, or try, is sharing copyrighted material -- like the wildly popular HBO fantasy drama Game of Thrones,'' which was carried on Periscope accounts by pirating users holding their iPhones up to their TV screens.
On the fifteenth day of Chinese New Year, technically the final day of the festival, is a day known as Chap Goh Mei. In the Hokkien dialect, Chap Goh Mei simply means the 15th night of Chinese New Year. Aside from being tagged as the last day, Chap Goh Mei is also known as the Chinese Valentine's Day. On a celebratory point of view, this night sees the gathering of family members as they sit down to a meal together.
Any cynicism I might have had about The Emoji Movie was knocked away months ago by the filmâs very funny trailer, which featured Steven Wright as the morosely indifferent, slightly constipated voice of Mel Meh. That trailer suggested that a seemingly obvious movie might be throwing you curveballs. The bad news is that The Emoji Movie really is meh. There have been worse ideas, but in this case the execution isnât good enough to bring the notion of an emoji movie to funky, surprising life. The main character, it turns out, is the son of Mel Meh â a junior grouch-face named Gene (voiced by T.J. Miller), who is getting ready to make his debut in the bustling workplace of emojis.