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SHARK TANK Season 8 Episode 4

Shark Tank: Episode 4 - Watch Season 8 Episode 04

Watch full episode of Shark Tank season 8 episode 04, read episode recap, view photos and more.

Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls

Smart Girl Sisters Madison and Mallory Conquer the Business World

These Smartie siblings haven't even reached high school and they're already successful entrepreneurs with their business Angels & Tomboys. Honor students in Memphis, Tennessee, Madison Star (12) and...

NEWSDAY

35 'Shark Tank' inventions for families to buy now

"Shark Tank," the ABC Network's reality show in which entrepreneurs and inventors pitch their merchandise to celebrity business magnates in hopes of securing capital and investment, has seen a bevy of useful gadgets and items since premiering in 2009 -- including some fun and helpful items for kids and parents.

HuffPost

Kidpreneurs Madison and Mallory 'Angels and Tomboys Share Their Preteen Girl Business Tricks

Kidpreneurs Madison Star and Mallory Iyana are not your typical grade school honor-roll kids. Immersed in their passion, the sisters -along with their mother, created body fragrances for little girls to express their true self, and smell like yummy foods too. The girls founded Angels and Tomboys for girls because all girls are created equally different.

Eve Naturally

Catching Up With "Angels and Tomboys" Madison & Mallory

Madison and Mallory Iyana, are the sister kidpreneurs who "moonwalked" their way into a deal with Shark Tank investors Daymond John and Mark Cuban back in October. Along with their mom, Viara Iyadunni, the business savvy tweens, founders of Angels & Tomboys, are creating a market for beauty products for tweens like them, with their handmade, natural sprays and lotions.

Memphis Daily News

Networking Helping Propel Women-Owned Businesses To New Heights

Home > SPECIAL EDITION: Women & Business When Memphis middle schoolers and sisters Madison Star and Mallory Iyana went on "Shark Tank" and secured $60,000 and partnerships with both Mark Cuban and Daymond John, they took their place among the ranks of female entrepreneurs who, in large numbers these days, are showing the business world that they are a force to be reckoned with.

JET Magazine

Kid Entrepreneurs Shine Big on 'Shark Tank' - JetMag.com

Two "kidpreneurs" are celebrating big gains after landing the backing of not one, but two infamous "sharks" after appearing on Shark Tank. With the help of their mom, Viara Iyadunni, sisters Madison Star, 12, and Mallory Iyana, 10, started Angels and Tomboys after being bored senseless with their body care products.

Black Female Entrepreneurs Shine on ABC's 'Shark Tank'

In honor of National Women's Small Business Month, this celebrates black female entrepreneurs from this season of ABC's "Shark Tank," while highlighting the value of African American women as small business owners in the American economy October is National Women's Small Business Month.

Commercial Appeal

Two Memphis preteens to appear on

Two young Memphians will appear on reality television tonight to convince a pool of sharks their business idea is worth sinking teeth into. Mallory and Madison Boyd are a few of the entrepreneurs who will appear on an episode of ABC's "Shark Tank" to share their idea with a panel of expert businessmen and women in hopes of gaining their investments.

Angels and Tomboys on 'The Real'

Kidprenuers with Moziah Bridges!

Moziah Bridges of Mo's Bows is in the house and he's sharing valuable business advice for his fellow kidpreneurs; Joseph Cofer of Schmancy Popsicles and Mallory and Madison Boyd of Angels & Tomboys. It's "The Real" Kiddie Pool!