(NEXSTAR) – Aside from Big Bird or Guy Smiley, Cookie Monster is probably the most aptly named character on Sesame Street. If indeed “Cookie Monster” were his actual name. First, some history: The ...

The "Sesame Street" character's outcry got a response from politicians Like many American shoppers today, Cookie Monster has had it with shrinkflation -- except the "Sesame Street" character actually ...

The beloved character sang his rendition of "Take me out to the ballgame." Cookie Monster took a break from professing his love of cookies to sing about another sweet snack that starts with a "C" -- ...

Cookie Monster has taken a stance on a very real and controversial trend in the US economy - and he hates it. The gluttonous blue Sesame Street character known for gorging on cookies expressed his ...

Cookie Monster now has beef with the US economy. The beloved Sesame Street character took to X Monday to rant about “shrinkflation” — a portmanteau of the words shrink and inflation where items shrink ...

Behind Cookie Monster's crumbs lies a hidden food trick. Get the full story on the substitute snack used on Sesame Street to ...

When you watch Cookie Monster on Sesame Street merrily devouring cookie after cookie, it looks utterly irresistible. That mess of crumbs, that grab of sweet dough, it all feels like pure childhood joy ...

(CNN) --In the words of Cookie Monster: "Home is where heart is. Heart where cookie is. Math clear: Home is cookie." For a Pennsylvania homeowner, Cookie Monster's logic sounds just about right. Lisa ...

Whether you’ve loved Sesame Street since you were a kid, or you’re endlessly entertained by their pop culture savvy and humor as an adult, chances are you have at least one favorite character. We’d ...

Gemologist Lucas Fassari found something phenom-nom-nom-nomenal in September of last year: an agate stone with innards that look like the face of Sesame Street‘s beloved puppet, Cookie Monster. Below ...

It’s worth a lot of cookies. A rock recently discovered in Brazil could fetch more than $10,000 — because it bears an uncanny resemblance to “Sesame Street’s” Cookie Monster, according to reports.