The Portland installation of cat statues inspired by Laika's "Coraline" drew an estimated 135,000-plus visitors.

The trail set out to celebrate the 15th anniversary of 'Coraline,' and spur more foot traffic in Downtown Portland.

"I guess he got the genius idea to create a fake scenario where he got stuck and absolutely needed me to open the door," the owner told Newsweek.

In the month of October, our editors tried a variety of products from milk frothers to fall fashion pieces. Here are our favorites.

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In addition to the petting zoo, you'll find a wide array of pets for sale, including many purebred and rare cat breeds, as well as a fascinating collection of fish If all that animal appreciation ...