O-M-G! Why always the Miss America contest needs to have some drama? Sometimes I think is all a marketing strategy to make the media go wild! This year the controversy is that the new Miss America is from Indian heritage — her name is Nina Davuluri. Some people are getting BANANAS on every social media …
Can We Talk About the Miss “America” Controversy, Guys? Read More »
We are purring with pride here at Catster’s World Headquarters this week. (Straight off the high we were on when Lil Bub visited last week, too. We’re getting a bit spoiled.) Four of our writers have been honored with certificates of excellence by the Cat Writers’ Association for articles written for Catster in a variety …
Woot! Catster Ladies Sweep the Cat Writers’ Association Awards Read More »
Ahh, fall is here, which means crunchy leaves, pumpkin-flavored everything, and best of all, cat-sweater weather. You know, that magical time of year when you pack up your kitty tees and swap them out for chunky long-sleeved tops, covered in cat motifs. With the current cat fashion craze in full swing, there’s certainly no shortage …
Cat-Sweater Weather is BACK, Baby, and We’re Celebrating in Style Read More »
Kneading. Making biscuits. Mooshie feet. Mashing potatoes. Pummeling. Playing the piano. Stomping grapes. Furry bliss. Doin’ da dance. Making bread. Happy paws. Milk treading. Whatever you call it, you’ve got to agree that it’s just about the cutest behavior ever. There’s nothing quite as adorable as seeing a litter of newborn kittens lined up at …
Do You Have a “Kneady” Cat? And Do You Call It Kneading? Read More »
Adam Ellis is a blogger and an author, but he really didn’t come to our attention until he adopted an adorable kitten named Maxwell, who’s only got three legs. Ellis doesn’t know why Maxwell has only three legs and Maxwell isn’t telling, so Ellis assumes he lost one in a fierce encounter with a shark. …
Meet Maxwell, a Cat with Three Legs and Tiny, Amazing Hats Read More »
“Do not overlook the obvious.” I took a big black Sharpie and wrote those words above my computer screen when I was a young newspaper reporter. I’d made a couple of pretty DUH-level mistakes in quick succession and needed a reminder to double- and triple-check not only my facts but my assumptions before publishing something. …
