Grammy-nominated artist SZA is showing love for Sesame Street and expressing a desire to create peaceful children’s music to fulfill the final albums in her current recording contract.

SZA joined Elmo, Abby Cadabby, and Gabrielle on the latest episode of Sesame Street, during which the R&B star taught her new friends a timely lesson about kindness and gratitude. Watch the clip below ...

In related news, for the 55th season of “Sesame Street,” the show debuted SZA’s special performance, featuring a song titled “Gratitude.” She collaborates with beloved Muppets Elmo ...

It may surprise some to hear that “Sesame Street” has a legacy of musical guests that is arguably only rivaled by “Saturday Night Live” — performers over the decades have ranged from ...

Back in 2017, SZA tweeted a very important question: “HOW DOES ONE GET ON SESAME STREET !?” It looks like she found the answer. SZA taped her Sesame Street appearance more than a year ago ...

“Sesame Street is beloved across numerous generations, and we can’t wait to see the reception from fans and families alike who will be celebrating their favorite characters through this special ...

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Republicans are introducing a bill to pull all government funding from NPR and PBS. The move, first reported by Fox News, comes a day after the stations' CEOs appeared on Capitol Hill to combat ...

Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., on Wednesday invoked the names of several Sesame Street characters while arguing against potential cuts to national public broadcasting groups NPR and PBS.