Sesame Street is introducing a new friend to its long-running program.

Ji-Young will make history as the first Asian American muppet in the 52-year-old show’s history.

The character is a 7-year-old Korean American who is passionate about the electric guitar and skateboarding.

“So, in Korean traditionally the two syllables they each mean something different and Ji means, like, smart or wise. And Young means, like, brave or courageous and strong,” Ji-Young explained during a recent interview alongside longtime Sesame Street mainstay Ernie.

“But we were looking it up and guess what? Ji also means sesame.”

WWE Hall of Famer and current All Elite Wrestling commentator Jim Ross is the latest celebrity to get into the cannabis industry.

Ross announced he’s starting a cannabis farm in Oklahoma working alongside his daughter and son-in-law.

“My youngest daughter, her husband and I, are getting ready to start a cannabis farm. We’re looking at the working title of Black Hat Farms. I bought some land in Oklahoma recently for the grow houses and all the things.”

Ross, who had previously served as WWE’s Executive Vice President of Talent Relations, was inducted into the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame in 1999 and WWE Hall of Fame in 2007.

Ross joined AEW as a commentator and senior advisor during the company’s launch in 2019 and contributes alongside Excalibur and Tony Schiavone on the promtion’s flagship Dynamite program.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have moved to 7-3 on the season and remain perfect at Raymond James Stadium after handling the New York Giants, 30-10. The defending champs got off to a quick start in this “Monday Night Football” head-to-head as it took just under four minutes for them to drive 73 yards down the field to capture the lead in the game’s opening possession.

The wheels began to really fall off for the Giants. A failed fourth-down attempt just outside the red zone gave the ball back to the Bucs, who would proceed to go on a 10-play touchdown drive that extended their lead to double digits and effectively leave New York in the dust. Following that score, Tampa Bay’s defense started to create turnovers, picking off Daniel Jones twice as they pressed forward toward the win.

Tom Brady finished Monday completing 30 of his 46 passes for 307 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. He spread the ball around rather evenly with four Bucs pass-catchers hauling in six receptions on the day. Mike Evans lead that unit with 73 yards receiving and a touchdown, while Rob Gronkowski made his return to action after missing time to a rib injury and finished with 71 yards receiving. Meanwhile, Jones finished with 167 yards while completing 23 of his 38 throws to go along with a touchdown and two picks.