In one of the wilder corporate lawsuits we’ve seen in a while, Sesame Street is suing SeaWorld’s parent company after a 45-year partnership between the two family-friendly companies turned ugly.

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“Sesame Street,” “Formula 1: Drive to Survive” and “Adolescence: The Making of Adolescence” are among early winners as the Producers Guild of America held its west coast PGA Awards nominee celebration ...

Fans of local chef Youssef Youssef’s hummus and gyros — and there are many of them — expressed distress when in December he suddenly closed his Sesame Mediterranean Kitchen in NewMarket Square. Now, ...

American Dream mall is reopening the nations’ first ever Sesame Street Learn & Play site with new attractions that include a Cookie Monster-themed ball pit and Oscar the Grouch-themed game, mall ...

MIDDLETOWN, CT (WFSB) - Faith Lutheran Church in Middletown offered drive-through ashes on Ash Wednesday for community members who couldn’t make it to traditional services. For two hours, cars lined ...

There are very few pieces of media that have lasted as long as the TV children's show "Sesame Street." First appearing on television screens in 1969, the show's lovable characters and friendly ...

ST. LOUIS — Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, the time leading up to Holy Week and Easter Sunday. This year it falls on Feb. 18. Some St. Louis area churches are offering drive-thru ash ...

The former Debby's Drive-Thru in Sudbury has been rebranded as The Hut under new ownership. Sudbury native Kerani Verma took over the business from longtime owner Debby Johnston, who has retired.

His memorable appearance was brought to us by the letter ‘I,’ for inspiration. By James Poniewozik James Poniewozik is the chief television critic of The New York Times. A young Black man sits on a ...