Sesame Workshop is upping security measures around its social media accounts following Sunday’s hack of “Sesame Street” star Elmo’s X profile. The incident saw the beloved puppet sharing ...

The official X account of popular Sesame street character Elmo was hacked on Sunday resulting in a series of offensive and antisemitic messages that shocked many social media users.

Artist Megan Piphus — the first female Black puppeteer on the iconic PBS kids' show — used puppets to break out of being a shy, insecure girl.

Sesame Workshop, the production company behind “Sesame Street,” said Monday morning that it was working to regain “control” of Elmo’s X account after a hacker accessed the page.

Over the decades, the show has expanded from a small cast of characters to more than 50, including iconic staples like Elmo, Cookie Monster, Oscar The Grouch, and Big Bird. In recent years, Sesame ...

The X account of Sesame Street’s Elmo shared anti-Semitic and anti-Donald Trump posts after being hacked.

Elmo’s X account has been reclaimed after Sesame Workshop said it was hacked following antisemitic posts and negative comments about President Donald Trump.

DeAPlaneta Entertainment has been tapped by Sesame Workshop to serve as the licensing agent for Sesame Street in Central and Eastern Europe.

Over 300 sheep caused a traffic jam after escaping from their pens in Santa Barbara, California. California Highway Patrol helped round up the animals and return them to safety The loose sheep ...

The photos show over 300 sheep walking together on a street near Mountain Drive. The post explained that the farm animals caused a traffic jam, which was an unexpected and unusual hassle for locals.

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