Elmo and his friends are throwing a dance party, which provokes Wilmington actor Aubrey Plaza to show off her moves in the ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting said ongoing political pressure and the loss of federal funds left it unable to ...

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which has funded NPR and PBS (including shows like Sesame Street and Mister Rogers’ ...

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As Sesame Street’s 56th season gets underway, Elmo, Big Bird, and the Sesame organization are navigating a volatile chapter in the show’s history—marked by government funding cuts, evolving new media ...

Sesame Street has officially entered the chat and they're embracing the viral "67" meme in the most on-brand way possible. On Sunday, the beloved children's show posted a playful nod to the trend that ...

Legendary preschool show "Sesame Street" has moved to Netflix. The first four episodes of the new season are streaming now. Will fans still find "Sesame Street" on PBS? Elmo has always looked good in ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. The road to Sesame Street goes straight through Astoria, Queens, to an ...

Sesame, a conversational AI startup and smart glasses maker, has raised a $250 million Series B round and is opening up its beta to a select group of testers, the company announced Tuesday. The ...

Where can you find the friendliest neighbors, sunniest skies and sweetest air? “Sesame Street,” of course! The Emmy-award winning educational television show, produced by the non-profit organization ...

Fans of the long-running children’s educational TV show Sesame Street have often wondered whether the show’s roommate couple, Bert and Ernie, are gay. But perhaps they’ve overlooked the queerest thing ...

Apart from the giant yellow bird, the red furry monster and the blue Muppet with an insatiable appetite for cookies, “Sesame Street” appears as real as the New York City streets that inspired it.