"It was this journey that I could so relate to — this excitement for creativity," Howard says of Jim Henson's story.

EXCLUSIVE: The Jim Henson Company has brought on Bryan O’Connell as Vice President of Children’s Television. Most recently serving as Director of Development at Disney Jr., to cap off a 10 ...

The Jim Henson Company’s top program highlights include the titles Wowsabout, Dani Can Dance and Jim Henson’s Monster Jam (w.t.). The all-new lineup of projects is geared toward preschool-aged ...

It is still the family’s intention to move The Jim Henson Company to a new location it can share with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, but at this time the family is not in escrow with any buyer.

According to a new report from the Wrap, the Jim Henson Company is selling its Los Angeles studio lot at 1416 La Brea Avenue as “part of a much longer-term strategy” to merge an undisclosed ...

The Jim Henson Company is not selling its historic studio lot, located on La Brea Avenue in Hollywood, to the Church of Scientology. Reports began circulating this week that the Church of ...

Halle Stanford, president of television for The Jim Henson Company, talks to TV Kids about how the company is delivering on passion points of education, the environment, world peace and the arts ...

The Jim Henson Company’s studio lot on La Brea Avenue will not be sold to the Church of Scientology, the estate of the famed puppeteer confirmed Saturday. “In regards to recent rumors about ...

In the 1980s, Jim Henson released the fantasy epics “The Dark Crystal” and “Labyrinth” to poor reviews and anemic box office results. For the famed puppeteer, the films were a departure ...

Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. The Jim Henson Company is still in the process of selling its prominent property on La Brea Avenue in Hollywood ...

Last week Jeff Sneider of The InSneider wrote The Jim Henson Company was on the verge of selling its legendary studio lot on La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles to the Church of Scientology. But don’t ...