A wide-eyed cat is caught off guard as a friendly dog enthusiastically licks its face. The cat’s shocked expression contrasts hilariously with the dog’s calm affection, creating a perfect moment of ...

A Eurodance group has spilt the beans after confirming they will perform at Southsea’s festival ahead of the official lineup reveal. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The News, you can get ...

The vet is a scary place. Even if you don't particularly fear going to human doctors, there's just something about the vet that tends to make even the strongest of humans anxious. Most of our pets are ...

Is Anyone From the Original Victorious Cast Returning for the Spinoff? The only OG Victorious cast member reprising their role is Daniella, who will star as Trina. The Nickelodeon alum said in a ...

Occurred on September 6, 2025 / Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Info from Licensor: "Daredevil is blind, his cat brother Dangermouse gives him a kiss and he reacts to it." How a DNA test solved a ...

Colorado and Kansas City played a doubleheader Thursday at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. The Royals defeated Colorado, 7-4, in game No. 1. Former Vol Jordan Beck started in left field for ...

When Avan Jogia turned 17, his life changed in two ways. He moved to Los Angeles after landing his first acting job as teenage heartthrob "Beck Oliver" on Nickelodeon's "Victorious," and his mom was ...

A junior at Malvern Prep, Beck won the 50 yard freestyle and 100 butterfly at the recent Inter-Ac Swimming Invitational, and was the fastest leg on the victorious 200 freestyle relay as well. In the ...

EXCLUSIVE: The Victorious universe is eying further expansion with a second spinoff series, Hollywood Arts (working title). Starring Daniella Monet, who will reprise her role as Trina Vega, the ...

A lucky cat owner shared a clip of his fur-baby acting like she's obsessed with him, and internet users are jealous. The viral TikTok video shared earlier in December under the username @m4il1iw, ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Notebook How a Black lieutenant, a gay kiss and a catless ballroom are helping reclaim Broadway classics. By Jesse Green Ten years ago, I ...