Christopher Torres spent about four hours one evening in early April creating Nyan Cat -- an animated feline with a Pop-Tart for a body that flies through space leaving a rainbow trail. Five months ...

Seriously, this Nyan Cat hat is the only part needed for a fantastic Halloween costume. It looks pretty good in this still image, but we dare you to watch the clip of it in action (embedded after the ...

Love it or hate it, the trippy internet sensation Nyan Cat is slowly starting to take over the computing world. If you still haven’t seen the hundreds of variations of the YouTube cat meme (my ...

In a story that has “2021” written all over it, the crypto art platform Foundation has just facilitated the sale of the legendary Nyan Cat GIF for approximately $587,000. Or, what amounts to $587,000 ...

There is no plot or purpose to Nyan Cat. It’s just a weird little cat animation bopping along to a song, and the beauty is in the silliness. The drawing of a Pop Tart with a kitten head doesn’t stand ...

Scribblenauts developer 5th Cell and publisher Warner Bros. are named in a trademark infringement suit for the series' inclusion of Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat, according to a complaint recently filed ...

Back in April 2011, Chris Torres of Dallas was just starting a new job as an insurance claims adjuster. But on his first day at work, he couldn’t focus — his phone was blowing up as friends tried to ...

Nyan Cat (Official) is a unique digital asset built currently traded on the Ethereum blockchain. This NFT Collection was first minted in 2022. Each NFT (Non-Fungible Token) represents ownership of a ...

Warner Brothers is facing a federal lawsuit for using two feline-themed Internet memes in a video game without their creators’ permission. The authors of “Keyboard Cat” and “Nyan Cat” have sued the ...

This week at Ars brought plenty of reporting on civilization and its discontents within our "Law and Disorder" section. By far, the most bizarre and maybe surprising news was from Timothy B. Lee, who ...

The creators of Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat are suing Warner Bros (WB) over the use of their memes in the Scribblenauts series of games. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes to get you ...