sesame street

Billy Eichner is back on the street, but probably not the one you’re expecting. Just one day after it was announced that the Billy on the Street star would bring his mysterious tank tops to American Horror Story, Eichner again pops up in a strange place: Sesame Street!

Sesame Street has provided decades’ worth of early education and inclusion, and now the series will help shed light on autism as well. The children’s classic has released its first official videos featuring Julia, a new four year-old muppet with autism who will debut in early April.

Julia, a 4-year-old 'Sesame Street' Muppet with autism, debuts on the show as a playmate of Abby Cadabby's.

Sia loves songs so much, she even wrote a song about writing songs called 'S Is For Songs', and she brought it to her friends at 'Sesame Street.'

Sesame Street fans were taken aback to learn that the series had more or less done away with Luis the fix-it man, Bob the music teacher, and Gordon the science teacher, cutting actors Emilio Delgado, Bob McGrath, and Roscoe Orman. Now, Sesame CEO Jeff Dunn steps in to clarify the matter, noting that while the actors aren’t fired altogether, they won’t be seen in the current season.

Sesame Street officially debuted on HBO on Saturday, and with the new station format came some well-timed updates to Sesame Street.

As weird as it still feels to think of Sesame Street on HBO, the educational gang have officially made their big move ahead of the January 16 premiere. Then again, why tell you how to get to the new Sesame Street, when we can show you in a new trailer and poster?

He also spits on Elmo! Clearly he's joking around, but this is pretty funny in a very twisted way.

At some point, we’re not sure when, Sesame Street stopped being a low-key educational children’s program and started being an educational children’s program that finds time to create internet-friendly parodies of whatever pop culture event is huge in a given week. So yeah, of course the show has made an Avengers-themed sketch and of course it’s called The Aveggies: Age of Bon Bon and of course it recasts Cookie Monster as the Hulk.

At some point in the SNL writer’s room, everyone must have realized that guest host Taraji P. Henson plays a monstrous character named Cookie on the smash hit Empire and, a few Cookie Monster jokes later, they were scrambling to call the producers of Sesame Street. Yes, SNL put Henson’s Cookie on the world’s most famous children’s program and the results are kind of spectacular.

It's official - I'm convinced that everything that Jon Hamm does is amazing that he can do no wrong. A couple of weeks ago, we relived his appearance on 90's dating TV show "The Big Date", last week someone put together a compilation of the "many kisses of Don Draper", and this week we get to watch a bearded Jon Hamm explain feelings to a muppet. Be still my heart.

It's Monday, and I'm sure we all need a little pick me up to get us through the beginning of the day. How about doing that by watching Sesame Street's take on Les Misérables?