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Wow, talk about a back-and-forth. He's accused, then he's innocent and now he's guilty. Well, the verdict top appears to have spun out for good but does this mean that our beloved red furry guy is done too?

Kevin Clash (the voice of Elmo) agreed to pay his accuser $125,000 if the accuser would recant his story that Clash had sex with him when he was a minor. Just when you thought this guy was innocent, he may not be.

The man who claims he had a sexual relationship with Kevin Clash has now stepped forward and released a statement claiming he was an adult during their relationship after all. The brand of Elmo is now safe.

Kevin Clash (the man who voices Elmo) had emails with his accuser in 2010 in which he apologized for constantly talking about sex and promised to make all of his "dreams come true". Could this be evidence that gets him in trouble?

If I said the name “Kevin Clash” you may have no idea what I'm talking about. If I said the name “Elmo” you would know instantly who Clash is. Clash lends his voice to Elmo on Sesame Street. He's recently taken a leave of absence in the wake of allegations he had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old boy, which he denies.

Here's one more point against Mitt Romney -- the streets this Halloween are going to be flooded with women in "sexy" Big Bird costumes, thanks to his comments at the recent presidential debate.

  If you are a Sesame Street fan, you definitely remember how to count to 12. But, you don't do it the boring, traditional way. There was a song that helped. Back in the day, Sesame Street had a video called "Pinball Number Count." It was a catchy way to remember how to count to 12. And, an interesting fact about the Sesame Street song is that it was performed by the Pointer Sisters. The