Named Charles Green, he became an internet phenomenon for his Angry Grandpa character. He was featured on TruTV's Most Shocking, Rude Tube, and MTV's Pranked. He became known for publishing videos to his two channels TheAngryGrandpaShow and Grandpa's Corner.  Before Fame He was a firefighter in North Charleston and used to own some small businesses in addition to working as an apartment maintenance owner.  Trivia Some of his most viewed videos included his reaction to the Casey Anthony trial, one where comments on Justin Bieber, and his reaction to Rebecca Black's "

Known for playing the role of Riley on the Canadian drama-reality series The Next Step, she is also a co-teacher at the Advanced Company Team at Joanne Chapman's School of Dance. She runs the YouTube channel Jo and Britt with Joelle Farrow.  Before Fame She was 4 years old when she first started learning to dance, training in multiple styles including ballet, jazz, tap, hip hop, and more. Trivia She was only 6 years old when she first danced competitively.

- The Christian Association of Nigeria has condemned the interrogation of some members of the CAN trust fund - The association said DSS action against its trust is an indication that Christianity is under siege in Nigeria - CAN's statement follows an invitation for interrogation of four board of trustee members of the CAN Trust Fund The Christian Association of Nigeria has condemned the interrogation of some members of the CAN trust fund.

Five decades ago, during the long, hot summer of 1967, the city of Detroit erupted in one of the deadliest and costliest riots in the history of the United States. Reportedly sparked by a police raid on an unlicensed bar on July 23, the conflagration lasted four terrifying days and nights, left scores dead and hundreds injured, thousands arrested, untold numbers of businesses looted, hundreds of buildings utterly destroyed and Detroit’s reputation in tatters.

Many professionals often underestimate the importance of nonverbal communication. Most people plan what they’re going to say in meetings, but they completely ignore their body language—which is often half the message. Studies have shown that 60 percent of our communication is nonverbal. When you’re not thinking of optimizing your body language, you are only using 40 percent of your communication ability. Imagine how much more effective your next pitch or meeting with your boss could be if only you have your nonverbal communication a little attention.