Pregnant Jessica Simpson Poses Nude for Elle

Keri Russell The Felicity alums have really taken over pilot season. Keri Russell has landed the leading role in FX's The Americans pilot from Justified showrunner Graham Yost. The series, executive-produced by Yost and created by Falling Skies' Joe Weisberg, follows two KGB spies, Phillip and Elizabeth Jennings (Russell), who pose as Americans in suburban Washington D.C. in the '80s. Their arranged marriage begins to evolve into something more real, compromising their mission during the Cold War. Gavin O'Connor (Warrior) is directing the pilot. FX Orders KGB Spy Drama from Justified Showrunner Russell is the fourth major Felicity alum to land a role in a pilot this season. Scott Speedman will star in ABC's Last Resort, Scott Foley recently joined Fox's The Goodwin Games and Greg Grunberg has signed onto CBS' untitled Greg Berlanti/Greg Malins comedy. Since her days on Felicity, Russell co-starred in Mission: Impossible III and the film Waitress. Her other TV credits include Scrubs and Fox's short-lived comedy Running Wilde.

Must-Watch: Tim And Eric's Billion Dollar Interview

Lots of weird things happen around MTV Movies headquarters, like Idris Elba whipping our reporters into Olympic-level shape, or a murderous Elijah Wood claiming our offices for his own... but nothing, nothing, compares to what Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim of "Billion Dollar" fame put MTV's Josh Horowitz through at Sundance this past year. The comedy duo brought all the awkwardness and lunacy they're known for to what was supposed to be a cozy, informative 10-minute chat. Heck, even Will Forte was along for the ride. We should have known that this would not be a straightforward interview. But "not straightforward" doesn't even begin to cover it. The video below is a super-cut of all the awkwardness that ensued when Tim and Eric dropped on our couch. Please enjoy or as our good friend Tim Heidecker would say, "back to you." "Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie" is available on VOD and playing in select theaters.

'Buds' tops Czech Lions film honours

PRAGUE -- Debut helmer Zdenek Jirasky's "Flower Buds" won best picture, director, actor for Vladimir Javorsky and cinematography within the Czech Republic's Czech Lions film honours in Prague on Saturday. The org honored the late former leader and scribe Vaclav Havel, who died in December, with script and editing honors for his political parody, "Departing." Tribute was poignant as Havel's loss remains deeply felt inside the arts and human rights cities. Anna Geislerova won actress prize for suspenser "Innocence," which won supporting actor for Hynek Cermak. Tatjana Medvecka nabbed supporting actress honors for "House," the story from the obsessive father who evolves his daughter the home she never wanted. Martin Marecek's "Within Dark Sun," about Czech volunteers in Africa, acquired docu prize while haunting animated pic "Alois Nebel" needed best appear, music and art direction. Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com