In Irish folklore, the King of the Cats was a terrifying creature. The internet is full of cats. If you were to search online for a cat version of something, all indications are that someone ...

A variety of folk legends and superstitions combined over hundreds of years make life very difficult for black felines Thursday is Black Cat Appreciation Day, which is aimed at correcting the ...

(Sound familiar?) Upon the last transformation, she’s stuck in cat format forever. The Cat Sith wasn’t all bad, though. Each year, on the Gaelic festival of Samhain, saucers of milk were left ...

Celtic mythology describes a fairy in black-cat form known as the Cat Sith. It was believed that any household that left out a saucer of milk on Samhain, or Halloween, would be blessed by the entity.

Cait Sith is inspired by the cat-sìth (plural cait-shìth) in Scottish folkore, sharing his appearance with the fairy creature in his black and white coat. In Scottish Gaelic, cat-sìth is ...

I'll admit that for years I've pronounced it "Kate Sith", like the evil Jedi. Some players, though, have pronounced it "Ket Shee". The character design originates from the Gaelic Cat-sìth ...