In this time of fear and uncertainty, NPR's Life Kit team partners with Sesame Street's lovable monster, Grover, to answer some of kids' tough questions. This is a confusing, stressful time for kids.

When will this be over? To answer them (and have a little fun), NPR's Life Kit reached out to Sesame Street's beloved monster, Grover, to speak directly to kids. Grover talks with Life Kit hosts ...

The long-time "Sesame Street" star chimes in on the social media debate over whether or not Grover dropped an f-bomb on an episode of the iconic children's show. Legendary "Sesame Street ...

First it was the dress color, then it was "Yanny or Laurel" and now, it's what Grover actually said on Sesame Street Joelle Goldstein is a Senior News Editor on the TV team for PEOPLE Digital.

People are divided over a video clip from a Nov. 24 episode of "Sesame Street" that some think sounds like Grover is telling his friend something is "a (expletive) excellent idea." (Others argue ...

In-person play dates are off limits and school isn't the same via a screen. Grover, Sesame Street's beloved blue monster, gets it. He went on NPR's Life Kit podcast with hosts Anya Kamentez and ...

Who knew furry blue Grover of Sesame Street was a funny guy? In a clip from "Sesame Street" Grover tells viewers about smelling like a monster wearing a towel much like Old Spice Guy Isaiah ...

there also hope and optimism — something that “Sesame Street” reminds us of on a regular basis. “I cannot give you all a hug right now, even though I want to,” Grover said.