(U-WIRE) WASHINGTON – “Sesame Street”‘s infamous Cookie Monster is eating fewer cookies, and his Internet home page now features a “healthy habits” section, picturing the familiar blue, furry monster ...

With its Warner Bros. Discovery contract about to expire, TV critic Alan Sepinwall explains why the beloved children's series deserves to survive.

“New episodes from Sesame Street, at this time, are not as core to our strategy.” This means another fork in the road for Cookie Monster, Elmo and Bert and Ernie. The New York-based ...

People dressed up as Sesame Street characters, Big Bird, left, and Cookie Monster, drive in style, aboard a Ferrari, while traveling along Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles on May 9, 2019. Mel ...

Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch and the Cookie Monster first debuted on the small screen in 1969. Every year since the Sesame Street characters ... good hygiene and eating healthy.

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After a nearly decadelong run with HBO, the group that produces "Sesame Street" is seeking a new television partner to continue production and distribution of the beloved program. One of the world ...

Looks like Cookie Monster isn’t just wild about cookies—he’s got a need for ... Usually found munching on treats over on ...

Whether you’re a milk and cookies snack person, an eat cookies for breakfast ... Day was first declared by none other than Sesame Street‘s Cookie Monster in 1976. The blue Muppet put it ...