It’s no laughing matter. Former “Saturday Night Live” star Rachel Dratch — whose character Debbie Downer helped popularize the sad trombone “womp womp” noise — was dismayed by President Trump’s former ...

After five years of waiting, a group of Aberdeen High School alumni recently got their wish — a trombone emoji will be added to device keyboards around the world early next year. Evan Demos, 23, of ...

Womp Womp (alternatively spelled whomp whomp) is a catchphrase often featured in memes to either convey genuine disappointment or mock a disappointed person. Sometimes called the sad trombone noise, ...

The phrase "Womp Womp" or "Wamp Wamp" or even the "Sad Trombone" has been making its rounds on TikTok this year. It is an onomatopoeic term that humorously expresses something bad or disappointing. It ...

In a Fox News segment in June, a Democratic strategist, debating with the former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, told of a 10-year-old girl with Down syndrome’s being separated from her ...

The trombone emoji designed by a group of Maryland students is headed to iPhones everywhere. The instrument was officially adopted by the Unicode Consortium last year and added to its long list of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As Jarrett Payton breaks down the Bulls recent struggles, the Sports Office crew finds out he wasn't ready for the trombone.Catch ...