Did you know that Avril Lavinge was married? Do you care? Do you care now that she's getting a divorce? If your answer is "god no" to all of these, then congratulations, you do not work for Us Magazine and are not an idiot. You should be very proud.

It's official: Avril Lavigne and Deryck Whibley are separating.

After Us Weekly first reported that the couple had split after three years of marriage, Lavigne, 25, took to her blog to share the news.

"Deryck and I have been together for six and a half years," she wrote. "We have been friends since I was 17, started dating when I was 19, and married when I was 21. I am grateful for our time together, and I am grateful and blessed for our remaining friendship. I admire Deryck and have a great amount of respect for him. He is the most amazing person I know, and I love him with all my heart. Deryck and I are separating and moving forward on a positive note.

She concluded, "Thank you to all my family, friends and fans for all your support."

According to an Us insider, Whibley, 29, "is crushed" by her decision.

"She dumped him and told him she was leaving him. She wants to move on," another source told the new Us Weekly, adding that Lavigne forced him out of their $9.5 million, 12,000-square-foot estate in L.A.'s Bel Air. "Divorce papers will be filed any day now." (Us Magazine)

Of course she's moving on, your name is Deryck, with a freakin' "y". I can't believe any girl was interested in the first place. The real question, though, is what is Avril moving on to? She wasn't cool when she was supposedly "cool", so what's she doing now? Well, we've learned it here first. Deryck is surely going to be crushed when he learns that Avril left him to take her dream job: manager of an Arby's in Tennessee. But hey, you've got to live the dream.

For those of us who don't have DirecTV and are fans of Friday Night Lights, don't forget that season 3 of the high school drama begins its run on NBC tonight. Sadly, one of the best shows on television was nearly canceled when the second season was interrupted by the writer's strike last year (due to low ratings), and while I'm thankful that the folks at DirecTV appreciated the show enough to step in and save the day, having to spend the last few months dodging spoilers has been a difficult task.

Personally, I'm a huge sports fan, but I find that most sports movies and TV shows are horrible, so when Friday Night Lights first came on I didn't even give it a chance. However, it won me over once I heard good things and finally gave it a try by watching the first season on DVD.

If football isn't necessarily your cup of tea that doesn't necessarily mean you won't enjoy it, as it's as much of a family drama as it is about high school football in Texas. Plus, the lead female characters are smoking hot so you should give it a chance for them alone. I've provided some visual enticement to sweeten the deal.