The character "Ronald Grump," a parody of New York real estate mogul Donald Trump, has appeared sporadically on the Public Broadcasting Service children's television series "Sesame Street" since the ...

Since the 1980s, PBS's "Sesame Street" has parodied Donald Trump through the villainous character "Ronald Grump," a trash-loving real estate developer. To clarify, while it's true that "Sesame Street" ...

YouTube has struck a new deal with Sesame Workshop to bring hundreds of classic "Sesame Street" episodes to the video platform in January 2026. The deal, announced Thursday morning, will make YouTube ...

Sesame Workshop will also continue to produce some original content for YouTube, and host workshops with creators to help them create entertaining and educational content. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor ...

YouTube has struck a new deal with Sesame Workshop to bring hundreds of classic “Sesame Street” episodes to the video platform in January 2026. The deal, announced Thursday morning, will make YouTube ...

In January 2026, YouTube will be getting ‘hundreds’ of full episodes of the show. In January 2026, YouTube will be getting ‘hundreds’ of full episodes of the show. is a senior reporter covering ...