What could possibly be said of LOLCats that is of any consequence at all? After all, LOLCats are nothing but pictures of cats with silly captions that defy conventional rules of spelling and grammar.

The grammatically challenged felines known as LOLcats are clawing their way off computer screens and into the mainstream art world. Works by nearly 30 artists influenced by the pidgin-speaking-cat ...

We've posted about the original LOLCats cartoons by Adam Koford before; a truly wonderful and geeky series of retro-strips with hilarious geek pop-culture references. Now Adam is self-publishing a ...

Matthew Inman is sick of memes about bacon and kitties. Better known as web comic artist The Oatmeal, Inman gave TechCrunch the lowdown on what’s funny, what’s not, and how he finds inspiration. In ...

The first time I saw a lolcat — those funny images of felines with grammatically questionable captions — it took me a minute to understand the joke. “What’s with the misspellings?” I wrote the friend ...

The internet phenomenon of lolcats was around long before the world wide web it seems, with even the venerable Victorians letting out a wry chortle at funny felines, as these pictures show. A picture ...

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Even if you're not a cat lover, if you know which button to push to turn on your computer you're probably familiar with ICanHasCheezburger.com. It's the wildly popular Internet meme factory that takes ...

A developer made a LOLCats app that cycles through over 150 LOLCats images from I Can Has a Cheezburger while cats bounce around in the background. That’s it, really. You can purchase the “game” for ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

What could possibly be said of LOLCats that is of any consequence at all? After all, LOLCats are nothing but pictures of cats with silly captions that defy conventional rules of spelling and grammar.