SZA joined Elmo, Abby Cadabby, and Gabrielle on the latest episode of Sesame Street, during which the R&B star taught her new friends a timely lesson about kindness and gratitude. Watch the clip below ...

In related news, for the 55th season of “Sesame Street,” the show debuted SZA’s special performance, featuring a song titled “Gratitude.” She collaborates with beloved Muppets Elmo ...

It may surprise some to hear that “Sesame Street” has a legacy of musical guests that is arguably only rivaled by “Saturday Night Live” — performers over the decades have ranged from ...

Back in 2017, SZA tweeted a very important question: “HOW DOES ONE GET ON SESAME STREET !?” It looks like she found the answer. SZA taped her Sesame Street appearance more than a year ago ...

Today’s news item is brought to you by the letters S, Z, and A. Sesame Street welcomed SZA on Thursday to sing a song about gratitude. In the clip, SZA is minding her own business, writing down ...

She picked up a Grammy, made her acting debut in the hit comedy One of Them Days, appeared at the Super Bowl, and now is a guest on Sesame Street. She joined the lovable Elmo and his buddies Abby ...

Since ending its deal with HBO in December, the long-running children’s TV series “Sesame Street” has been on an indefinite hiatus. While past episodes will continue to air on PBS KIDS and Max through ...

For decades, shows like Sesame Street were, in addition to being often the only thing available, were considered safe havens for children—wholesome, educational programming that helped ...

In her opening of the hearing, Greene threw several criticisms at the heads of NPR and PBS calling them "radical, Left-wing echo chambers for a narrow audience of mostly wealthy, white, urban ...

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Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., on Wednesday invoked the names of several Sesame Street characters while arguing against potential cuts to national public broadcasting groups NPR and PBS.