It's amazing how often we see stories of women discriminated against in the workplace and fired just for being pregnant. I'm always shocked and can't believe anyone in this day and age could do it so blatantly. But they do ... all too often.

Just last month, a woman won a settlement against a Subway restaurant for an incident in which she went in to apply for a job and was told they couldn't hire her because she was pregnant. And she's not alone. Statistics show that the number of pregnancy discrimination charges increased about 15 percent in the last 10 years. It's such a pressing problem that the government is now ramping up efforts to help combat it -- and it's about time.

There were a lot of great acts at the Grammys this year, but even if you watched every minute, you probably missed the best performance of the night. It came from 8-year-old Sophia Grace Brownlee on the red carpet. She was on fire.

You may remember Sophia and her cousin Rosie McClelland, 5, from last fall when they took the Internet by storm for their rendition of Nicki Minaj's song "Super Bass." Ellen got wind of them and their infectious little selves and brought them on her show. This time Ellen set up them up on the red carpet where they talked to the likes of Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and Rihanna. They are without a doubt the best red carpet interviews you have ever seen.

Check them out -- especially if you're having a bad day, because they will undoubtedly make you smile.

It has taken awhile on this season of Top Chef: Texas to rile up any real passion for the competition. Sure, it's been fun to watch, but that real sense of anticipation and nail-biting nervousness over who will beat whom hasn't been there for many viewers ... until tonight. Tonight, we finally got into it as the final four headed to British Columbia. 

Before they made it to Vancouver for the final competition, there was a pit stop in Whistler for a series of cold and challenging competitions atop the ski slopes. First up, cooking in a moving gondola.