Over the last few years, photographer Tom Broadbent had been getting to know and photographing people who participate in furry fandom, fursuits and all. His ongoing series At Home with the Furries shows fursuited folks in ordinary settings doing ordinary things. On the one hand, his photos show the mundane side of…

I blame Disney's Robin Hood for my fascination with furries. I love their mascot-like outfits, their button eyes, their tails. I love the strange way they anthropomorphize animals with cheerleading outfits, and yet refuse to give them shoes. So when I was sent Draw More Furries by Jared Hodges and Linsday Cibos, I…

If you've ever thought hamsters live the good life — bottled water at the ready, a steady diet of food pellets, exercise wheel in the bedroom — then La Villa Hamster is for you. This quirky hotel outfits each room with beds of organic hay and giant hamster wheels.

In my opinion, the most jarringly inexplicable scene in The Shining is when Shelley Duvall stumbles upon a well-groomed man receiving fellatio from a silent individual wearing what resembles a bootleg Scooby Doo costume.

In this sequence from the Japanese tokusatsu TV show Kaiketsu Lion Maru, the hero becomes his dead-eyed feline alter ego to beat the crud out of some baddies. Things get extremely real around the 1:38 mark. Yiffjutsu! Soundtrack's funky though.

Earlier this week, officials at the Tama Zoo in Tokyo ran a tiger containment drill based on the premise that a Siberian tiger had escaped during an earthquake.

Sad news: the Thundercats movie is canceled. Despite the amazing concept art, Thundercats fan trailer, and Avatar's shining example, Thundercats have been put to sleep.

The future of the hotel industry: pandering to a mixture of furry fetishes and minimalism. Check out the Hamster Villa, where you can dress like a hamster and sleep on hay.

It's turning out to be the year of the Furry. There's cat people, wild things, a fox in a suit. Here's the complete list of this year's furry people, ranked by sexiness.

When James Cameron was designing the alien Na'Vi in Avatar, he wanted to make sure you'd find them sexy. So he polled his crew to make sure they'd "do" the blue natives. So what do you think: Did it work?