Roscoe Orman News

A Sesame Street star wows children at the Mississippi Museum of Art this afternoon.

A Muppet parody of the Iran-Contra scandal, from the 1988 prime time pledge drive special.

Sesame Street has remained the same in some respects throughout its four-decade run.

The Muppets Take Manhattan Celebrate the 1984 Muppets classic at a special, one-night screening that includes a pre-movie talk with "Sesame Street Dad" Roscoe Orman.

You've seen her on Noggin and on PBS Kids. She's the Montclair award-winning children's recording artist Rebecca Frezza - and along with her seven-piece band, Big Truck, she's launching her fifth album - "Rockin', Rollin' and Ridin'." And for the album, she's joined forces with another Montclair resident Roscoe Orman, known to millions for his 35 ...

Today Sesame Street turns 40 years old. As I still pour out tall boys of 211 for Fred Rogers , HipHopDX let me look back at some of the Hip Hop moments that happened in the land of " Sunny days... " Ice-T: Word On The Street His cameo in Breakin ' should've proved that Ice-T was the original rapper-turned-actor. So to see his "Sesame Street" cameo ...

What is billed as a very Muppet evening with a screening of The Muppets Take Manhattan and special guest speaker Roscoe Orman, AKA Gordon from Sesame Street, will help support the charitable outreach of the non-profit Puppetry Arts.

Baristaville musician Rebecca Frezza and her seven-piece band Big Truck are celebrating the release of their fifth album -- Rockin', Rollin' and Ridin' -- performing two shows at Trumpets Jazz Club, November 15.

Ocean County Library will present Roscoe Orman, who has played the character 'Gordon' on 'Sesame Street' for nearly 40 years.

Elmo is on the swine flu case and soon you won't be able to escape him. The Sesame Street Muppet and his human pal Gordon, played by Roscoe Orman , star in some public service announcements to help kids and adults alike deal with the flu.

Elmo and Gordon want you to wash your hands so you don't catch the flu. Smokey Bear, the Ad Council's most famous icon, has moved from 1940s posters to his own Facebook page.

If you can't get your kids to wash their hands through this doozy of a flu season, then Elmo will.