Lil Bub

The owner of the recently departed Lil Bub has a new famous cat—an annoyed-looking snaggletooth named Mr. Marbles.

The Hoosier Kitty Everyone Could Cheer For

Lil Bub, working alongside Kevin Spacey and Jennifer Garner, makes her big screen debut next month in “Nine Lives.”

You already know John Green, here are five other Hoosier YouTubers making a name for themselves.

It’s not about cat videos, it’s about watching cat videos together.

The Colts hang fire.

When you pair the first lady and a celebrity cat, the result is, in the parlance of Web gurus, click-bait. Or, if you prefer, click-catnip.

“This is a very progressive city,” says Hofstetter. “We wanted to do something positive to change the bill. For bands to give something, not take it away.”

“[Fame] was her survival strategy because she’s not able to survive in the wild. She could only survive in the age of the Internet.”

If you’ve wanted to meet Lil Bub, the famed “perma-kitten” with tens of thousands of followers across social networks, you may be in for a special treat.

When I first meet Lil Bub, as her legions of Internet fans know her, at her owner’s apartment in Bloomington, she’s staring up at me from the living room floor.