Sheldon Cooper's ("The Big Bang Theory" Powers That Be for alleged copyright violations. It took several years for the family of Edith Newlin to notice that a song used on the CBS show uses lyrics ...

Sheldon Cooper might have been a genius, but he wasn’t above enjoying sweet memories from his childhood. In fact, every time Sheldon got sick, he required anyone within earshot to sing him to sleep.

Whenever Sheldon on Big Bang Theory needs a little TLC, the Soft Kitty song just does it for him. TBH it does it for us too. What’s not to love about a sweet song about a soft warm ball of fur? We ...

The Big Bang Theory has successfully had a lawsuit against them – over the Soft Kitty song – dropped. The CBS sitcom was sued after Ellen Newlin Chase and Margaret Chase Perry claimed that the show ...

Bad news for Dr. Sheldon Cooper, who doesn't do well with uncertainty on CBS's hyper-hit The Big Bang Theory: No more Soft Kitty lullabies. Well, possibly. Turns out the saccharine song that Sheldon ...

A lawsuit over the rights to a lullaby sung on The Big Bang Theory is challenging the ownership of “Soft Kitty,” which has been sung several times on the show whenever Sheldon needs comforting. The ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming that the hit CBS comedy "The Big Bang Theory" borrowed lyrics without permission for "Soft Kitty," a song used on several episodes of the ...

The boy-genius finds himself forced to confront his germophobia when the flu comes to town in the latest episode of “Young Sheldon.” However, it’s not long before germs become the least of his worries ...

As we watched this week’s episode, 'The Inspiration Deprivation,' we’re realizing this could be the end of the earworm’s era! Soft kitty… warm kitty… oh ...

The Big Bang Theory is coming under fire for allegedly using Ellen Newlin Chase and Margaret Chase Perry mother’s copyrighted nursery rhyme, “Soft Kitty.” The two are also suing Warner Bros, CBS, ...

The use of "Soft Kitty" on "The Big Bang Theory" dates all the way to the sitcom's first season, when Penny (Kaley Cuoco) sings it to Sheldon (Jim Parsons) after he falls ill. Heirs of the lullaby’s ...