Looks like Grumpy Cat has found something to actually be grumpy about. The famous feline is in the midst of a lawsuit over the use of her likeness to sell coffee, Consumerist reports. Grumpy Cat Ltd ...

Café Grumpy is a Brooklyn staple. It was co-founded in 2005 by Caroline Bell, an office worker tired of struggling to find a decent cup of coffee nearby. The brand opened its first shop in the ...

Maybe a jolt of caffeine will take some of the grouch out of Grumpy Cat.A new line of iced coffee drinks branded with the feline’s famous frown will be available in stores and online beginning in ...

The angry little kitty Grumpy Cat is at it again. The scowling sourpuss has had her fair share of fame—from winning “Meme of the Year” at the Webby Awards to a mug, T-shirt, and sticker empire—but now ...

Internet celebrity Grumpy Cat should have a reason to smile now — she's just won $710,000 (£498,000) in a lawsuit. Grumpy Cat Limited, a company formed by owner Tabatha Bundesen, was awarded $710,001 ...

The internet's favorite cat has a new reason to be grumpy: the cat's company filed a lawsuit against a Californian coffee company for copyright and trademark infringement. Grumpy Cat Limited, which ...

In a legal development that could only occur in this age of Internet, social media, and memes, Grumpy Cat is at the center of a lawsuit over a beverage company using the cantankerous kitty’s name.

With millions of dollars in the bank, Grumpy Cat shouldn’t have much too frown about these days. But it turns out the famous feline’s legal team won’t stand for any merchandising deals gone awry. Now ...

One of the internet's most famous cats has one less reason to be grumpy after winning $881,600 in a copyright case in California. Grumpy Cat Limited sued Grumpy Beverages over unauthorised ground ...

NEW YORK — Until last year, Café Grumpy in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, was mostly known as a destination for the serious coffee drinker, the type of place where each modestly sized cup is individually ...

Café Grumpy is anything but what its name implies. The Brooklyn-based shop, which opened this summer in Coral Gables, serves coffee, tea, and local pastries in a welcoming and Wi-Fi-connected space.