A cryptic comment left on a TikTok video by a user named Tamara has sparked the first big meme of 2026, a blend of silliness ...

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DEAR JOAN: I have a 6-year-old cat. We need some advice. CeeCee is a feral cat we got from the ARF Foundation. When we first got her she had a broken tail that ARF fixed — they had to amputate it.

Our pets can be so dramatic sometimes, and Rori’s cat might just take the crown. She shared a video of his over-the-top reaction to her simply getting out of bed to use the bathroom, and honestly, he ...

What happens when music fans discover their new go-to praise and worship song, only for the song to be made by an AI-artist? That’s the feeling some gospel fans are having as Solomon Ray, an ...

Of all the unlikely songs to top the pop charts, right up through Oliver Anthony’s “Rich Men North of Richmond,” Harry Chapin’s 1974 hit “Cat’s in the Cradle” remains singular, and singularly ...

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If we’re totally honest, cat memes are one of a handful of things that keep us logging back online. They’re witty. They’re relatable. And they’re so universally beloved you’d be pardoned for thinking ...