Jessica Simpson's boyfriend Eric Johnson is a free man, according to divorce papers filed in LA.
Jessica Simpson and boyfriend Eric Johnson touch down at JFK airport in New York as they arrive from Los Angeles. - Turgeon/Rocke/Splash News
The documents state the divorce between the former NFL player and his ex wife-Keri was finalised last month.
“Irreconcilable differences between the parties casued the irremediable breakdown of the marriage, as a result of which the parties separated on October 17,” the papers state.
The couple had been legally separated since October 2009 and filed for divorce in January, according to the papers.
They were married for five years. No alimony was awarded to either party.
Simpson and Johnson were first linked in May and have been spotted together several times since.
They also tweeted a photo of each other kissing.
Conan O’Brien sure is spending a lot of money on plugging his impending late night talk show Conan on TBS. In this latest clip — which will play as an ad in Regal movie theaters as well as on your computer screen — he “drives” a 1969 Dodge Dart filled with explosives, fireworks, and un-popped popcorn off a 900 foot cliff. This single two-minute-and-twelve-second clip looks like it cost TBS more than NBC’s entire promotional budget for The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, but mostly I’m enjoying the sight of O’Brien in a leather jacket. Shockingly, it works for him. Check out the clip below: 
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There’s nothing wrong with “Sweet Serendipity,” the bouncy debut single from American Idol season 9 champ Lee DeWyze. Rhythmically, it skips along like a smooth stone across a placid pond. Melodically, it could serve as the baby greens on a satisfactory lite-rock sandwich. But at the risk of overtaxing those ridiculous/disparate similes, it’s hard to imagine “Sweet Serendipity” creating a lot of waves, or becoming anybody’s favorite new flavor at radio. It’s a vaguely inspirational, vaguely catchy affair, tailor made for the middle third of a Katherine Heigl or Kate Hudson rom-com trailer. You know, the part where they show a couple of sun-drenched urban vistas and quick-cut shots of our working-girl heroine learning to let loose, be free, and put a little love in her heart. Which isn’t the worst thing in the world, really. And though the song itself is a little generic, Lee’s gruff growl of a voice manages to not get sandpapered into submission by the major-label production; 15 seconds in, you know exactly who’s singing it. A couple other thoughts: