Internet memes refer to any content that spreads virally throughout the web, like LOL Cats. The latest meme, also inspired by kittens, is Nyan Cat (or Pop-Tart Cat). It's an animated graphic of a cat ...

The OG Nyan Cat meme uploaded to YouTube in 2011. Gif: Chris Torres Nyan Cat is turning 10 years old in April (feel old yet?), and to celebrate the anniversary of one of the internet’s most wholesome ...

Rebecca Black dominated the entire month of April with her unprecedented viral hit "Friday." All throughout the month, Black never left the front seat as everyone from T-Mobile to cute penguins tried ...

Christopher Torres spent about four hours one evening in early April creating Nyan Cat -- an animated feline with a Pop-Tart for a body that flies through space leaving a rainbow trail. Five months ...

Chris Torres created the quirky flying space cat with a Pop-Tart for a body, released on YouTube in 2011 To celebrate the viral GIF’s 10th anniversary, Torres did a ...

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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 ...

Update: Creator of the "Nyan Cat" meme Christopher Orlando Torres explained to us that the lawsuit had been misreported in the media and that "Nyan Cat" was copyrighted in 2011 while Scribblenauts ...

Nyan Cat shot to popularity when this image was animated and put to Japanese music Warner Bros is being sued for the alleged unauthorised use of two cats that have achieved internet fame. Clips of ...

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. Michelle Starr Science editor Michelle Starr is CNET's science ...