This week's winner is a 1-year-old cat named Elliot who acts more like a dog than a feline. Nancee Burrows told Newsweek via email that she rescued Elliot as a kitten last April. For the last eight ...

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Warner Bros.‘ upcoming animated movie, The Cat in the Hat, has changed its release date from March 6, 2026 to November 6, 2026. A couple of “things” are going on with the latest adaptation of the Dr.

Warner Bros. is shifting the release date of one of its upcoming animated features as it hopes to take advantage of the busy holiday season over the slower early spring. Moving from a slower time to a ...

Based on the beloved Dr. Seuss book, the animated event pic was originally set to open in theaters in late February. Its high-profile new home makes it a holiday player. By Pamela McClintock Senior ...

Warner Bros. Pictures pushed “The Cat in the Hat” release date from Feb. 27, 2026, to Nov. 6, 2026, TheWrap learned Thursday. The film is the first to release under the newly relaunched Warner Bros.

Bill Hader in 'The Cat in the Hat' Warner Bros via YouTube Warner Bros. Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures Animation have decided to move The Cat in the Hat from Feb. 27, 2026 to Nov. 6 next year. Cat ...

Back on June 22, we reported about Georges the lost cat. His distraught owner, Bent Mountain resident Jerry Polverino, suspected he'd been conned by a Nevada company called Pet Finders Alert. The ...

History is no stranger to fictional felines. Sanrio’s Hello Kitty, Dr. Seuss’ Cat in the Hat and Jim Davis’ Garfield are all fuzzy cultural icons with personalities as big as their names. But there’s ...