Garfield is coming to the big screen with Chris Pratt voicing the beloved, iconic, grumpy orange tabby. The comic strip debuted in nationwide syndication in June 1978 and 45 years and 11 months later, ...

I think it’s fair to say that Garfield is easily one of the most iconic characters of all time, but sometimes I find myself wondering exactly how the lazy orange cat became such a universally beloved ...

I love the classic newspaper comic character Garfield – from his lazy feline attitude, to his love for lasagna, to his petty hatred for a cute gray kitten named Nermal, If the goal of entertainment is ...

MANILA, Philippines — "Garfield" creator Jim Davis shared the story behind the beloved Monday-hating, lasagna-loving indoor cat in "The Garfield Movie." For Davis, who is one of the film’s executive ...

Garfield is one of the all-time most beloved comic strips in history, and one of the reasons fans love it so much is that it offers consistently funny jokes and low-stakes story arcs, with bright ...

That’s right, the first-ever comic strip featuring the Monday-hating feline was published on June 19, 1978. The world fell in love with the fictional furball whose sarcasm became a Sunday morning ...

Before there was Grumpy Cat, there was another perturbed feline that captured the hearts of Americans with his quips and love of lasagna. From a comic strip and merchandise, movies, television ...

Everyone knows that Garfield loves lasagna and hates Mondays. But did you ever wonder why? Probably not, but The Garfield Movie answers the question anyway, as part of its mission of adding ...

The odds felt a bit stacked against The Garfield Movie. From afar, it seemed like it could easily fall into the trap of an overly-mined IP combined with celebrity stunt casting and end up going ...

To celebrate the 40th birthday of Garfield on June 14, the roly-poly, lasagna-loving cat created by Indiana-based comic creator Jim Davis, we've rounded up our own favorite Indiana cats. Most of these ...

The midterm elections have outdone themselves in terms of absurdity thanks to Garfield, the cartoon cat whose comic strip hasn't been funny since President Ronald Reagan left the White House. Yes, ...