grumpy cat

The internet's most famous feline has passed away at the age of 7.

It had to happen. I'm not so sure it had to happen like this, but it was inevitable. Grumpy Cat is now a movie star and if this trailer for the movie is indicative of the actual movie we may have seen the last of the foul feline. Watch and judge for yourself...

Besides being the Web's funniest downer, Grumpy Cat has also been a source of artistic inspiration ever since he claimed fame. How Tarter Sauce so effortlessly gains a huge fanbase, we have no idea, nor are we questioning. The famous kitty just has some sort of magical 'oomph' to him, which is why these Disney-meets-Grumpy-Cat pictures are so fitting.

Television anchors are usually calm, professional and in control.  They have years of training and practice to be able to give a non-biased interview to their audiences.  But even the best of them are no match for the powers of the Grumpy Cat...

I don't remember how long ago it was that I posted about Grumpy Cat. All I know is that so many people looked at that article on this site that I was really shocked. I thought it was just a simple little story about a very cute cat. Next thing I know, people all over the world are looking at our post about Grumpy Cat. Well, now the famous feline is about to become a real bona fide movie star! Read

It's March Madness, and we're ranking the stuff that really matters -- animals, cartoons, retro snacks and memes. This is it – the Final Round!

About a year or so ago, I came across a blog about a cat named Tardar Sauce. The cat, because of it's facial expression, has become known as, "Grumpy Cat." I can begin to tell you how many views that post has received. Way beyond anything I ever expected. Today, a co-worker came to me and said, "Grumpy Cat was on Anderson Cooper." I knew I had to post this one. Ladies and Gentl

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The internet is a strange and unpredictable creature.  You literally never know what the Next Big Thing will be.  Sure, you can make some educated guesses -- of course, Joshua Ledet was going to be big news.  But can you guess what the No. 1 story of the year was on 929thelake.com?

YouTube is a funny creature. People post everything from major news stories to the most trivial garbage in the world. With all those options available, who could have dreamed that a series of very short videos from a cat owner would garner over 1,000,000 views? Grumpy Cat even has it's own website.