Today’s corporate culture still reflects a time when households had just one breadwinner, with the other spouse serving as homemaker. But times are changing, and companies aren’t keeping up. Instead of embracing workplace flexibility to support their employees and their employees’ partners, companies are forcing couples to choose one career over another.

Now that they've bailed on their second marriages, fans are excited to see Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt rekindling the flame. Brad split from wife Angelina Jolie in 2016, and Jennifer confirmed her breakup with husband Justin Theroux in February. Of course, Brad and Jen had a lot of marriage drama of their own back in the day. In honor of these O.G. spouses reconnecting, we're recapping Jen and Brad's relationship thus far with this timeline.

Stalwart ABC show Grey’s Anatomy is constantly reinventing itself and shuffling its cast, but it never forgets its history. In fact, with so many fans who have watched Grey’s since Season 1 and so many others who’ve caught up with the drama through Netflix, the show capitalizes on its callbacks. The show’s 300th episode was loaded with nostalgia, but really, the entire 14th season was suffused with references to characters and plotlines of seasons past.

Brooke Jones-Chinetti never had any intention of leaving the military. After graduating from West Point, she served in the Army for six years and completed two deployments to the Middle East. During her service, she was selected for a premier pilot program called Women in Combat Arms, and then she was hand-selected to lead human resources for an organization of 4,500 people. “I loved it,” she says. “I didn’t think that I was going to get out.” But life—or, more specifically, corporate America—had other ideas.

It’s almost time for the surgeons of Grey’s Anatomy to scrub out for the last time — on our TV screens, anyway. Lead star Ellen Pompeo and the other Grey’s producers are already contemplating the grand finale for the ABC medical drama.

In this era of #MeToo and Time's Up, hostile sexism is a talking point around the world. But benevolent sexism isn't making nearly as many headlines. It runs under the surface. It shows up in seemingly-innocuous workplace conversations and in performance reports, apparent only to the informed eye. And it's wreaking havoc on women's careers.

Even amid the media's constant fixation on the Duchess of Cambridge's every nuance, we never thought we'd be talking about Kate Middleton's fingers of all things. But these are peculiar times, and the 36-year-old royal's digits are actually the topic du jour.

Yad Vashem, Israel's official Holocaust memorial, operates the Names Recovery Project in hopes of chronicling the stories of the Holocaust's six million Jewish victims. But the project's online database also helped a 102-year-old man named Eliahu Pietruszka realize his brother had actually survived. And though his brother passed away in 2011, as reported by The Associated Press, Pietruszka got to meet his brother's son for the very first time in 2017.

Naomi Parker Fraley — who passed away on January 20 at 96 years old — lived a life of relative anonymity, even as her likeness became an emblem of feminism and determination. It wasn't until 2015 when Fraley was recognized as the real "Rosie the Riveter," the inspiration for the woman rolling up her sleeves, flexing her muscles, and exclaiming, "We Can Do It!" in the famous World War II-era poster.

Color photography was developed, so to speak, with a definite bias toward lighter skin — a reality cinematographer Ava Berkofsky sought to overcome when she was hired to light season 2 of the HBO comedy Insecure.

If 2017 has proved anything so far, it's that sexism in film and TV doesn't always show up on screen. Sexual harassment, misconduct, abuse, and assault are all facets of sexism in the film industry — on top of the ever-present issues of the quantity and quality of female representation in movies and television shows.

Women bring millions of viewers to TV networks and billions of dollars to the box office… so why don’t they get equal pay, equal say, and equal billing? Here’s what 14 famous women are saying and doing to close the gap.

These small-screen guys don’t get nearly the attention they deserve, but they at least make a damn good case for high definition. Click through the slideshow above to see hot TV actors occupying little parts in big shows or big parts in little shows.

Duck Dynasty‘s Phil Robertson is a bigot, and A&E is reprehensible for not taking his offenses more seriously and for kowtowing to its Phil-supporting viewership.

Between risque roles, NSFW personas, or bizarre behavior, here are some tried-and-true ways former Disney stars have found adult fame — and have left Cinderella's Castle in their rear-view!

The Biggest Loser contestants' relapses are scientifically proven to be a problem of physiology, not willpower — and the reality show is one of many whose results aren’t always as successful as you see on TV.

The best weddings are a reflection of the two people swapping the vows, I believe. But the story of our wedding day gives people the false impression my husband and I are morning people.