Before Elmo can introduce his musical guest, his mother calls him back to get his bedtime routine started. So he goes to brush his teeth after introducing Kacey Musgraves, who sings “Rubber ...

Whether your kids adore Elmo, Cookie Monster, or even Oscar the Grouch, there’s plenty for them to love in Brooklinen and Sesame Street’s new collection.

Host Alfonso Ribeiro, Elmo, and Cookie Monster wrap up the 2023 A Capitol Fourth. Until next year! Host Alfonso Ribeiro and the Muppets of Sesame Street say it's way past their bedtime!

The Not-Too-Late Show With Elmo will premiere on HBO Max on Wednesday, May 27 and will highlight different parts of kids' bedtime routines, including putting on pajamas, reading stories, and ...

Here’s what parents need to know. What to watch with your kids: ‘The Not-Too-Late Show With Elmo,’ ‘Spelling the Dream’ and more ...

Elmo stops by TODAY with Dr. Rosemarie Truglio, ... to talk about the importance of a bedtime routine and their partnership for Season 2 of the nighttime podcast "Goodnight, ...

If you’re seeking a respite for your brain at the end of the day, these shows deliver tales that are diverting but uneventful enough to help you doze off.

Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit behind Sesame Street and so much more, is celebrating the upcoming launch of its newest show: The Not-Too-Late Show with Elmo.

Continuing the bedtime story that's currently putting America down for its long, walking slumber through a numb and joyless world, a third man has now stepped forward to accuse former Elmo ...

But have you seen the time a certain star Italian tenor appeared on the show, to warble Elmo to sleep? The year was 2004, and the talent was one, Andrea Bocelli, who sang a mildly parodied version of ...

Before bedtime, Elmo takes on the extra special role of talk show host! And for his very first episode, Elmo welcomes guests Jimmy Fallon and Kasey Musgraves, who sings a Sesame Street classic.

Elmo asked Platt what was his favorite mus… NEW YORK — There was a time not too long ago when Broadway star Ben Platt was interviewed by a monster. A perfectly nice monster, of course.