Perched on the ledge of a window, the Grand Rapids S-Curve Kitty watches traffic go by everyday, and the internet loves her.

Black cats, in particular, have become TikTok royalty, proving time and again that they're not unlucky; they're theatrical.

Amid a 24-hour news cycle and personalized algorithms, a wave of young artists are reviving bold, plainspoken protest music ...

“Don’t worry I’ll get this all on Tik Tok!” screams a hooded man on an otherwise quiet South Manchester street. The object of his surveillance is a gaggle of police, immigration and trading standards ...

As sure as green leaves have turned red, gold and umber, the spooky season haunts us once more. And with it come questions of how to entertain ourselves in that spirit. This year brings an outstanding ...

Suki is one of many felines the charity is highlighting on this Black Cat Day, as it has been revealed that nearly half of the cats in its care are black or black-and-white. Paul Hannat, Central ...

In a viral Reddit post, a stray cat brings her kittens to the family who has been feeding her for a month, and internet users can’t cope with the heartwarming pictures. Shared in October by ...

Ashley Park, Ayo Edebiri, Dakota Johnson, Greta Lee, Gwyneth Paltrow, Karol G, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Miley Cyrus, Mona Zaki, Nicole Kidman, Rina Sawayama and others are confirmed for Sunday’s event.

Around this time of year, we're always reminded that according to old superstitions, black cats are often considered bad luck. But as a black cat mom myself, I know my kitty is nothing but good luck — ...

Lucipurr, a black cat from Salem, has become a beloved mascot and social media star. He promotes positive perceptions of black cats and encourages support for local animal shelters. Lucipurr’s ...

A new catastrophe bond is being offered to investors that has a subsidiary of investment firm One William Street Capital Management, L.P. as its ceding company or sponsor, with the Meadows Ltd.

In Lagos, chaos is more or less a lifestyle. The yellow danfo buses zigzag through narrow lanes, passengers shout for change, and conductors hang from half-open doors calling out routes “Ojuelegba!