Sesame Street scrambling to do damage control today after Elmo's ex got hacked this weekend. The account of America's favorite furry red monster shocking its half a million plus followers with a string of posts, not only making anti-semitic and racist comments, but also a derogatory reference to President Trump in connection to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. According to the Associated Press, NBC News did not independently review the posts before they were deleted.Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit behind E ...

Core Points - Netflix has secured a deal to stream new episodes of Sesame Street, expanding its audience after federal funding cuts to PBS by President Trump [1][2] - New episodes will be available on Netflix and PBS simultaneously, with select past episodes accessible worldwide on Netflix [1][3] - The partnership aims to maintain Sesame Street's educational mission while ensuring free access for children in the US [4][5] Group 1 - The deal follows Warner Bros Discovery's decision not to renew its contract for new episodes on HBO and Max, with existing episodes remaining until 2027 [2] - The upcoming 56th season will focus on an 11-minute story format, exploring the Sesame Street neighborhood and featuring iconic characters [2][3] - Sesame Street has a long-standing legacy, having won over 200 Emmys and other prestigious awards, highlighting its cultural significance [7] Group 2 - The collaboration between Netflix, PBS, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting represents a public-private partnership aimed at enhancing children's educational content [4][5] - Sesame Workshop emphasizes the importance of this partnership in delivering research-based curriculum globally while ensuring access to US communities [5]