“Sesame Street” fans expect to see the Cookie Monster on their television, not under the sea. But that’s just where an underwater photographer found him, snapping a shot of a sea … ...

One underwater photographer got the photo of his life when he was snapping away at a sea sponge that resembled Sesame Street's Cookie Monster. INSIDE EDITION has the story.

Math clear: Home is cookie." For a Pennsylvania homeowner, Cookie Monster's logic sounds just about right. Lisa Boll from York County turned the entrance of her house into Cookie Monster.

He then debuted on "Sesame Street" as Cookie Monster, a much bigger Muppet with blue fur, no teeth, and a floppy, expressive body. From then on his design has mostly stayed the same, but his mouth ...

A gemologist has discovered a rare agate gemstone inside of volcanic rock that bears a striking resemblance to the googly eyes and pastry-hungry mouth of Cookie Monster from "Sesame Street." Watch ...

Giant Cookie Monster front door display is a treat for kids this Halloween. A woman used vines, blue spray paint and styrofoam to build the display.

This Cookie Monster should wash his crummy mouth out with soap. The costumed character who allegedly pushed a 2-year-old child in Times Square called the kid’s Bollywood star mother a name un… ...

Sometimes shoots don’t go as planned. Cookie appeared on “Saturday Night Live” in 2010 when Jeff Bridges was hosting. During the opening monologue, Bridges sang a duet with Cookie.