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The Muppets Take Manhattan: The Grim Reality
I heard from a respected source that next to the xylophone-playing Cookie Monster was a pink bass-playing gorilla. (The eyes can only take in so much, right? Hence, the cropping.) The question is, what is Cookie Monster doing busking in the NYC subway system?
Cookie Monster on The Colbert Report
Stephen Colbert recently took Sesame Street's awesome Cookie Monster to task for abandoning his whole-hearted pro-cookie agenda. He now eats fruit — and cookies are just a sometime snack. WTF?!
Did the Cookie Monster Say What I Think He Said?
This particular episode of Sesame Street was brought to us by the letter "F." In keeping with the theme of the program, the Cookie Monster was to use a word beginning with the letter "F" to describe the fabulously fantastic cookie in his hand. One of Jimmy Kimmel's censors, however, didn't approve of the Cookie Monster's word choice and gave him the *bleep*.
Death Metal Cookie Monster
It seems as though the Cookie Monster's fighting withdrawals from his recent cookie cutback, and he's letting it affect his work. Can somebody tell me how not to get to "Sesame Street"? I hear the whole place is
What A Cookie Monster!
Perhaps this is where the phrase "give me some sugar" came from. This kid claims to love his Mom only when cookies are involved-- so much for "unconditional" love! But you can't fault the kid for being honest...can you?
Another Celeb Goes To Rehab
It seems as though Hollywood and rehab go hand-in-hand, even when you live on Sesame Street. (But I can empathize with the cookie monster on this addiction!)
If tabloids were about muppets...
Cookie Monster dishes about his life, his loves, and his plans for a cookie-binging free future: "Me will always be Cookie Monster, but me will no longer be a cookie monster."
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Where did they find this demon child to sell Girl Scout Cookies? Having said that, I'll have some Thin Mints, please. Yeah, five boxes.
Introducing: Xylopholks
You regular readers don't need an introduction to Xylopholks, as you probably saw a reader's photograph of them busking in Cookie Monster and fuzzy pink gorilla costumes in the NYC subway. Here they are playing a xylophone classic, Charleston Capers by George Hamilton Green, on East Village Radio. They are too cute for words, and I am now totally in love with the xylophone!
The Real World: "Sesame Street"
The Cookie Monster made news a few months back when he announced that "A cookie is a sometimes food." Say what?! The Cookie Monster, whose identity is defined by his unrestrained love for sweet cookie goodness, is cutting his sugar, counting his calories, and watching his intake?
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