The life and legacy of Caroll Spinney, who played Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on “Sesame Street” for 46 years, is the subject of a gallery show in Woodstock.

Oscar the Grouch takes the art world by storm in Squarespace’s new campaign Sesame Street’s resident curmudgeon becomes an art star in Squarespace’s charming new (philanthropic) campaign.

SNL and David Harbour give Oscar the Grouch a Joker-style origin story It's not easy being green in the very adult Sesame Street parody.

Did we need a dark take on Oscar the Grouch? That’s the question posed by a new “SNL” skit that pokes fun at the hotly controversial new film “Joker,” which remains a topic of ...

In the fake trailer for “Grouch,” we first see Oscar picking up trash bags with Grover (Chris Redd) while in a typically foul mood. Soon he’s donning green face makeup, aiming a pistol at ...

'Saturday Night Live' riffed on 'Joker' with an Oscar the Grouch origin story, a twisted, gritty take on Sesame Street.

Caroll Spinney, who has played iconic Muppets Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on the kids' show Sesame Street since it began in 1969, is retiring at the age of 84.

Taking up the roles of Oscar the Grouch and Big Bird will be Matt Vogel, Spinney’s protege since 1996, who also filled the parts of Kermit the Frog and Count Von Count.

Nor is it math major Count von Count. No — Oscar the Grouch is the geek. […] I was watching Sesame Street the other day with the kids, and I had a revelation: one of the characters is a geek.