Why are Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Aniston and Diane Keaton single? If anyone has the answer, please enlighten us. This could be the eighth wonder of the world

NEW YORK (AP) - "Damages" arrives just in time to help you start the new year right: off-kilter ... on edge ... hooked ... and loving it! There's a comfort factor to this dizzying legal thriller, with its mind games, masquerades and clash of power brokers.

Bloopers. We all laugh at them. Sometimes we can't help but watch closely for them. Some bloopers are harder to notice, but we still spot them. Here is a sampling of some great TV bloopers.

Actor Tate Donovan is divorcing his wife of three years, Corinne Kingsbury. The couple married in a Catholic ceremony on a Malibu, California beach in 2005. But The O.C. star Donovan has revealed he and Kingsbury separated earlier this year and are now heading towards a permanent split.

Damages: The Complete First Season, with all 13 episodes of FX's engrossing legal thriller, debuted on DVD January 29 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

"I was such a dirty kind of girl, with a leather jacket, ripped T-shirt and black painted nails." Angelina Jolie on her dramatic transformation from goth to glamour girl.

Tate Donovan has blasted the young stars of former soap The O.C., insisting they were "incredibly difficult" to work with. The star, who played Jimmy Cooper on the once cult drama series, has laid the blame for many on-set problems at the feet of the show's stars Mischa Barton, Benjamin McKenzie, Rachel Bilson and Adam Brody.

Lindsay's in rehab and Paris is in jail and Britney is posting rambling letters to fans on her Web site. But teen and 'tween girls still have a wholesome role model to look up to - or rather, see eye-to-eye with - in ''Nancy Drew.''

FX has placed orders for second seasons of the drama series Dirt, starring Courteney Cox, and The Riches, starring Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver. With the pickups of those two dramas, the network has locked down its original programming schedule for 2007-2008, including the highly anticipated new drama series "Damages," starring Glenn Close.