Disappointed supporters of public television believe the latest symbol of income inequality in America is, strangely enough, "Sesame Street." Through a deal with HBO, the beloved children's ...

Ernie and Bert of "Sesame Street" pose in front of the Queen Mary II in the Hamburg harbor in May 2006. (AP) (Fabian Bimmer/AP) Perspective by Abby Whitaker Two weeks ago, Mark Saltzman, a former ...

“Sesame Street,” the 56-year-old institution of children’s television, has signed a new distribution deal with Netflix, as well as a separate deal with PBS, the show announced on Monday.

Following several months of upheaval, a sense of calm is coming to "Sesame Street." In a series of announcements May 19, the beloved children's show producer Sesame Workshop revealed it will begin ...

Sesame Street’s upcoming 56th season — as well as 90 hours of previous episodes — will be available on Netflix later this year. New episodes will also continue to air on PBS Stations and PBS ...

PBS CEO says "we have never seen a circumstance like this" after Trump targets funding 10:51. Sesame Street has a new home at Netflix, where the children's show's 56th season will air later this year.