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Pauline Kana celebrated her 99th year on Earth by floating above 20,000 cheering concertgoers, becoming the oldest crowd surfer in Guinness World Records history. The TikTok star with 25 million followers proved age is just a number at a Texas country concert.
Pauline Kana just became a Guinness World Record holder at 99 years old by crowd surfing at a country concert in Texas. The TikTok star known as "Gangster Granny" proves age is just a number when it comes to living life to the fullest.
Pauline Kana, known online as "Gangster Granny," crowd surfed at a country concert in Texas and earned a Guinness World Record as the oldest person ever to do it. At 99 years old, she's proving age is just a number.
Pauline Kana, better known as "Gangster Granny" on TikTok, just earned a Guinness World Record at age 99 by crowd surfing across 20,000 fans at a Texas music festival. The viral sensation says she's not chasing fame but loves connecting with people around the world.
A Texas grandmother just became the oldest person ever to crowd surf, riding above 20,000 cheering fans at age 99. Pauline Kana, known online as "Gangster Granny," turned a country concert into a record-breaking moment of pure joy.
Pauline Monk, 86, battled stage 4 cancer for six months to see her hometown's first Taco Bell open. Her community rallied to make sure she was the restaurant's very first customer.
Pauline Monk spent years hoping a Taco Bell would open in her small West Virginia town. After a stage 4 cancer diagnosis gave her just months to live, her dream finally came true.
A two-day healthcare mission brought hearing specialists to Fish Town, Liberia, serving over 250 residents who had never accessed such care before. The program is already expanding due to overwhelming community response.
A Vancouver Island family on vacation in Mexico got the surprise of their lives when volunteers found their missing cat 30 kilometers from home after two months. The friendly tortoiseshell ran straight into her rescuer's arms during a rainstorm.
Western Australia may soon let people under state guardianship speak publicly about their experiences for the first time in decades. An independent legal review says there's "no good reason" to silence these vulnerable adults if they want to share their stories. #
When a party turned deadly, nursing student Samson Aruwa freed himself from a collapsing stairwell, then dove back in 30 times to pull others to safety. Despite wearing a moonboot for an injured knee, he became the hero who prevented an even greater tragedy.
A Ugandan coffee farmer has turned tree planting into a 20-year income stream while reversing environmental damage. Her success is now being scaled to help 16.5 million people across the country.
Western Australia is introducing guidelines requiring renewable energy companies to pay host communities based on project size. Wind farms generating 2 gigawatts could contribute $1.75 million annually to local towns.
France's rugby sevens team claimed their first title since the 2024 Olympics with a thrilling 14-5 victory over New Zealand in front of a roaring home crowd. The comeback story saw Les Bleus recover from early setbacks to capture hearts and hardware at Bordeaux's Stade Atlantique.
On April 14, Holocaust survivors and their families will share personal stories in 25 Houston living rooms, transforming Holocaust Remembrance Day into an intimate experience of hope and resilience. The global movement Zikaron BaSalon brings history to life through small gatherings where listeners become witnesses.
Leaders across Africa are building a new model where protecting nature creates jobs and strengthens economies. A landmark conference in Nairobi explored how conservation can become financially sustainable while empowering local communities.
Ethiopia's Prime Minister says Addis Ababa's corridor development proves cities can transform themselves without the massive cost of building new capitals from scratch. The approach combines infrastructure upgrades with cultural change to create lasting urban renewal.
For the first time in over a century, five women will officiate Japan's legendary Koshien high school baseball championship this summer. The historic shift arrives as the sport welcomes new voices and tackles an umpire shortage.
Nigeria's medical association is trading protest signs for policy papers with an ambitious plan to transform the country's struggling healthcare system. The strategy puts doctors at the decision-making table instead of the picket line.
A Ugandan conservation group has cracked the code on making environmental protection financially rewarding for local communities. After 27 years, ECOTRUST now helps 54,000 farming families earn income while restoring 70,000 hectares of degraded land.
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