'Self-Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker': TV Review

Kylie Jenner may be losing her mind like the rest of us in quarantine… but unlike everybody else, she’s got her piles and piles of money to keep her warm!

Keeping her crown! Kylie Jenner was named the youngest self-made billionaire for the second year running.

Love at first laugh! Rita Wilson opened up about feeling drawn to her now-husband, Tom Hanks, the first time they met.

Kylie Jenner is keeping her youngest self-made billionaire title! The 22-year-old reality star and cosmetics mogul has secured her spot on the annual World Billionaires list for the second year in a row. 

In a time when more and more people are struggling to figure out how they're going to pay the rent or put food on the table in the middle of a pandemic, Forbes just released their annual list. Ah, yes, just what the world needs right now. And in case anyone had any fears that was creeping in on , Forbes reported Kylie will keep her "self-made" billionaire title for the second year in a row.

Success may just be Kylie Jenner's middle name. Earlier today, Forbes released their annual World's Billionaires list and a familiar E! star has earned a spot once again.

Kylie Jenner is retaining her title of the planet’s youngest self-made billionaire, according to Forbes.

By Jenelle Riley

The coronavirus pandemic has brought movie productions, television sets and highly-anticipated releases to a screeching halt, but one TLC show has been created as a result of it. TLC has announced the return of a "90 Day Fiance" like viewers have never seen before.

Just days before their online concert for stay-at home fans on Thursday, Reik's Bibi Marin chatted with Billboard's Griselda Flores for a Billboard Live Q&A.Bibi, who is isolating indoors in beach town Playa del Carmen in Mexico with his wife and two kids, talked about life in quarantine with his family, how Reik has been impacted by this coronavirus pandemic and what he's learned about himself while isolating."Luckily nothing was canceled but postponed.

New York City has faced tragedies and celebrations in equal measure over the decades. Now, the Big Apple is facing it’s toughest challenge yet.

Dua Lipa just released her new album, Future Nostalgia, and one track that’s already gaining a lot of attention is the space-themed “Levitating.” Although the song fits well within the rest of the album’s up-tempo dance vibes, it’s notable because it features Lipa trying her hand at faux-rapping reminiscent of Blondie. In an interview with Apple Music, Lipa revealed that it was intentional.

In the Spring of 2017, a young Colombian Canadian singer named Jessie Reyez performed a short set in a small upstairs bar in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. She’d built a buzz in Canada via a series of singles, particularly the minor-at-the-time hit “Figures,” and had just released her debut EP, “Kiddo,” which included an aggressive and startlingly in-your-face song called “Gatekeeper” about sexual harassment in the music industry.

Netflix’s “Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker,” the story of America’s first self-made female millionaire, takes place between 1908 and 1918. But the music, instead of focusing on the early jazz that might be expected, runs the gamut from ragtime to hip-hop.

NEW YORK -- Madam C.J. Walker may be one of America’s most successful “pull yourself up by your own bootstrap” stories, but many have never heard of her. However, that’s changing, thanks to the recent release of a Netflix limited series starring Octavia Spencer.

Up until recently, most of the people deemed worthy of drawn-out biographical explorations have been white, but it's a new day in Hollywood. In theaters, films like Hidden Figures (2016) and Harriet (2019) brought stories about lesser-known African American heroes from out of the shadows, and with Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker, Netflix does the holy work of making the self-made millionaire the TV star she should have been long before now.

Over the weekend, a new miniseries arrived on Netflix and instantly became the talk of the town. The online streaming platform dropped a new show called Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.