Big Bird is known to many as the yellow-colored, loveable friend that children have watched on "Sesame Street" for decades. In February 2021, a tweet about the colors of Big Bird's extended family was ...

When TIME set out to tackle the debate over children’s TV in late 1970, a year after Sesame Street premiered, correspondent Mary Cronin was sent to interview one of the show’s puppeteers—and ended up ...

“Uh oh! Does anyone know how to make me big Big Bird again?” the official Twitter/X account of Sesame Street’s Big Bird posted on January 24. Thus began Big Bird’s own Metamorphosis, in which the ...

A 1972 clip showing Big Bird getting the measles vaccine has also resurfaced. To help educate kids about the COVID-19 vaccine and encourage them to get it, Big Bird from "Sesame Street" announced that ...

In the clip, a health clinic had been set up in the store, and Big Bird notices the children lined up along with a sign, “DON’T WAIT — VACCINATE.” And they’re also giving away balloons to the boys and ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: Did Drew Barrymore just admit to being a feather klepto live on air during today’s taping of The Drew Barrymore Show? You bet she did. The actress-turned-talk show host ...

Big Bird has some big news. “I got the COVID-19 vaccine today!” said a post from the “Sesame Street” character’s official account on Saturday. Everyone’s favorite walking, talking, giant yellow bird ...

A clip of Big Bird getting vaccinated from 1972 has re-emerged after the beloved Sesame Street character was accused of "propaganda" for promoting the COVID-19 vaccine. In the footage, which was ...

Think of Sesame Street’s Big Bird, his feathers coated in bright blue, sitting on a yellow crescent moon twenty-six feet in the air, holding a ladder too short for him to climb down or up. Opposite ...

A group of thieves returned a stolen "Big Bird" costume valued at $160,000 with an apology note for being "such a big birden." The "Big Bird Bandits" stole the costume from the Sesame Street Circus ...

Thieves calling themselves the “Big Bird Bandits” stole a $118,000 costume of the iconic “Sesame Street” character from a children’s circus in Australia. A few days later, they returned the seven-foot ...