Los Angeles Times Thursday June 20, 2002 Home Edition Main News Part A Page 2 National Desk 17 inches; 617 words Type of Material: Correction Children’s CD--A review in the Look and Listen ...

The traveling show will make a stop in Phoenix on May 14 and 15. In its 36th season, “Sesame Street Live” features beloved characters such as Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, Bert, Ernie ...

When Elmo gets his furry red fingers on Abby Cadabby's magic wand, Sesame Street becomes a nonstop musical montage with classic characters like Grover, Baby Bear, Zoe, Murray, Cookie Monster, Bert ...

Elmo stands firm in his belief that Rocco is a rock, and as such should not have been given a cookie by Zoe. “Elmo did not apologize to Rocco because Rocco is not real,” he maintains.

Elmo, who has red fur, and Zoe, who has a furry orange coat, decide to start a friendship club that has a major restriction: ... Slowly they relent and let Bert and Ernie, ...

Fact checked by Sarah Scott If you grew up watching Sesame Street, chances are your kids now can't get enough of this beloved ...

A brief history of LGBTQ+ inclusion on Sesame Street. First things first: Bert and Ernie—they’re totally gay, right? The felt friends have been part of Sesame Street since the very beginning ...

BERT & ERNIE’S WORD PLAYSony Wonder, about 50 minutes, for ages 2 and older; VHS, $9.98; DVD, $12.98“Bert & Ernie’s Word Play” sets out to help kids learn fundamentals of reading and ...

Sesame Street fans have always wondered whether Muppet roommates Bert and Ernie were more than just best friends.. Hoping to put the speculation to rest, former Sesame Street writer Mark Saltzman ...