The original Nyan Cat video/GIF turned 10 this year. Christopher Torres, Nyan Cat's creator, explains what he's been up to since uploading one of the internet's most memorable memes. Flashback to 2011 ...

Nyan Cat is one of the most important internet phenomena ever. Originally created by Christopher Torres during a donation drive for the Red Cross in 2011, Nyan Cat’s popularity has only continued to ...

Get ready for more psychedelic fun as Nyan Cat makes its way to your iPhones. Nyan Cat Developer 21st Street Games has just released Nyan Cat Adventures on iOS. The game was originally released for ...

The creator of the wildly popular Nyan Cat GIF decided to celebrate its 10-year anniversary by selling a digital asset known as an NFT—a non-fungible token—at auction. The sale, hosted by the new NFT ...

A music video from the Canadian rock band Sum 41 features the beloved Internet meme Nyan Cat without copyright permission from its owner. The creator of the Nyan Cat is Chris Torres who learned about ...

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 ...

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 ...

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. The creators of Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat are suing Warner Bros ...

The Internet loves cats. So it was no surprise to see the ever-so-trippy Nyan Cat become an instant Web hit. Now, riding on the rainbow of its meme success, you can get a custom Nyan-inspired progress ...

The Nyan Cat -- a Pop Tart-bodied, rainbow-pooping feline that caused a sensation across the Internet -- is turning one year old. Though the cat was born on April 2, 2011, it wasn't released into the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An image from a McDonald's anime advert in front of the McDonald's logo. Remember Nyan Cat? Of course, you do. The three-minute ...