GOP lawmakers criticized Sesame Street's Pride post, urging to defund PBS and highlighting ongoing tensions over public broadcasting funding.

Sesame Street, the iconic children's program, is facing significant online backlash after posting a Pride Month message celebrating love, inclusivity, and respect.

The long-running children’s show is one of the last remaining pieces of American monoculture. But after a half century of change, is “Sesame Street” still the same place we know and love?

Sesame Street will soon be available on streaming giant Netflix as well as its long-time home at US public broadcaster PBS.

“Sesame Street,” facing a financial crisis, has solved one of its biggest problems: It now has a new home. Netflix announced Monday that the program will premiere its 56th season on the global ...

Sesame Street and Netflix have struck a deal that will see the popular TV show appear on the streaming platform, after US President Donald Trump pulled funding for the free-to-air channel Public ...

Sesame Street's new deal will bring its 56th season and 90 hours of past episodes to streaming giant Netflix, while maintaining same-day availability on PBS in the U.S.

The beloved children's program 'Sesame Street' has officially found a new home after HBO and Max decided not to renew their deal.

‘Sesame Street’ moves in with Netflix, but will stay on PBS The change for the more than 50-year-old show comes after Warner Bros. Discovery last year decided not to renew its deal for new ...

Starting later this year, new Sesame Street episodes will run on Netflix, PBS and the PBS Kids app on the same day.

Netflix has thrown “Sesame Street” a safety net with a new streaming deal that offers the popular children’s staple a broad reach while keeping it on its long-standing home, PBS, at the same ...