Hello Kitty turns 50, but creators still insist she's not a cat The Japanese pop culture brand has had a significant cultural impact over the past few decades.

Kitty’s popularity is emblematic of the global craze for cute things. In Japan the phenomenon, known as kawaii, dates back to at least the 17th century, when artists started producing miniatures ...

Gift giving is your one way ticket to friendship in Hello Kitty Island Adventure, so if you want to make a stellar impression with your new islandmates, then a good gift goes a long way. If you're ...

The global rise of Hello Kitty, who turns 50 this year, tracks that of Japanese culture. What, then, does the next half-century of kawaii have in store?

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck to make three appearances in Houston suburbs Katy, Sugar Land and Friendswood will all get a chance to see the kitten (and her popular merch).

Hello Kitty taser an elegant weapon for a less civilized age The existence of this Hello Kitty taser gun makes me want to open it up and point it at my head.

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Gadgets These Hello Kitty Smartwatches Are Criminally Adorable You can now carry your favorite Sanrio characters with you everywhere you go.

Hello Kitty is, brace yourselves, not actually a cat, according to her creators. The iconic character, made by Japanese company Sanrio, is celebrating her 50th anniversary this year - and with it ...

Don’t be deceived by her name or pointy ears. Hello Kitty is NOT a cat, according to the company that owns the cartoon, Sanrio.

The first Hello Kitty and Friends Café in Los Angeles County will open at Universal City Walk on Friday. On the same day, an adjacent merchandise location, Sanrio Smile Shop, will open. Universal ...

The fictional characters are the newest advocates of Osaka's selection as the host city of World Expo 2025.