Elmo has been a beloved fixture on "Sesame Street" dating back to my childhood in the 80s, teaching children to count, share, and most importantly, feel. Through his gentle voice, permissible big ...

Apparently, times are tough even on Sesame Street. A post that was seemingly from Elmo went viral when the Muppet let people know he was “open to work” on LinkedIn. Now, people are wondering ...

After President Donald Trump signed an executive order slashing funding to PBS and NPR, which could jeopardize the future of Sesame Street, a viral LinkedIn post shared that Elmo was out of a job.

Elmo is thrilled to announce that he is officially #OpentoWork. Yes, it’s true. Donald Trump signed an executive order to halt all federal funds to PBS, the free broadcasting service home to ...

After the Trump administration terminated education grants this week that have long funded PBS Kids, a fake LinkedIn post has been trending online from Sesame Street star Elmo, announcing that he ...

Hold onto your red furry monsters! Our beloved Elmo from Sesame Street appeared to be looking for a new gig this week, according to a surprisingly detailed LinkedIn profile that quickly went viral ...

Written entirely in Elmo’s famously childlike third-person voice, the post quickly spread across X (formerly Twitter), racking up shares, memes and widespread sympathy from fans devastated at ...

In the fake post, according to the version circulating online, “Elmo” wrote: “Hi LinkedIn, Unfortunately Elmo was recently laid off because of the federal budget cuts. Elmo worked at Sesame ...

On Thursday, a LinkedIn post from the account someone made for Elmo from Sesame Street began going viral. The post consists of a letter announcing that the beloved red puppet has been laid off ...

Social media and networking site LinkedIn has long been known for its ability to make undergrads weep while supplying shitposters with a never-ending supply of tech-bro memes. But on Wednesday ...