Garfield is an orange tabby cat with a love of lasagna and a disdain for Mondays. He tends to torment his owner and dog while trying to secure more food - and quiet.

Since Garfield ’s very first comic strip, the iconic cat has certainly changed. Not only is his appearance totally different, but the humor changed as well.

Garfield's gender changed 20 times on Wikipedia after a user dug up a quote from the comic's creator that “he’s not really male or female.” ...

Chris Pratt and Samuel L. Jackson will star in new Garfield movie adaptation, "The Garfield Movie," set to hit theaters May 24, 2024.

The cartoon eyes and expression are unmistakably those of Garfield the cat. The illusion is so similar to the movies, you almost expect Bill Murray’s voice lazily saying “Meow” instead of ...

Garfield may not be a fan of Mondays, but fans on Monday got their first taste of Chris Pratt as the voice of cartoon cat in the official trailer for "The Garfield Movie." The trailer for the ...

Garfield, of course, is the orange kitty who made his 1978 debut in Jim Davis' comic strip and has since starred in numerous TV specials, two feature films and a couple of video games.

“I have updated the Garfield Wikipedia entry to reflect this fact.” Thus sparked a frenzied, days-long dance of edits, reverse-edits and earnest dialogue over a cartoon cat’s gender.

Close to the end of last year, more than 11,000 hand-drawn Garfield comic strips went up for sale at the Dallas-based Heritage Auctions house, according to the Associated Press. The auction house ...

And instead of Garfield’s gluttony being a cute quirk, we’re forced to spend an entire movie reckoning with the possibility this cat may, in fact, have developed a serious eating disorder.

Garfield is lazy; Garfield is a cat; Garfield likes lasagna. Is there really much more to say about Garfield? The character is not complicated. Since the comic debuted in 1978, Garfield’s cor… ...