Creamy will be on display in the Gallery of Culture at the Detroit Historical Museum during regular operating hours.

A product of Jim Henson's company, this was a TV show where you could have aliens that didn't just look like a human in a suit. The puppets, combined with makeup and all the other wonderful practical ...

It’s been 75 years since a much loved kids TV character made his television debut on 11 July 1950 - hailing the start of puppetry as a popular medium on kids’ TV. The Mirror track down the real life i ...

Andy Pandy, as iconic as he is now, made his debut on July 11 1950 as an experimental attempt to create bespoke programming for young viewers. After a hiatus during the war, children's TV had resumed, ...

Last week came the news that Hacker T Dog is to join the presenting team of Blue Peter. Hacker, for those of you unfamiliar with CBBC fare, is a gruff but extremely adorable puppet canine, given to ...

"Creamy" the puppet was a silent co-star on a Detroit Public Televison show, now he'll be front and center at the Detroit ...

Back in the day, kids didn’t have seven streaming services, an algorithm that knew what they liked before they did, or the ...