 It's Thursday, January 24th, 2013. I'm Adrienne Jeffries, and I believe Sulu shot first. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, presented by Ford. The new Star Wars film has a director. I think you're gonna like this one. The Wrap is reporting that J.J. Abrams will be directing Star Wars Episode VII. Known for his work on Alias and Lost, Abrams has been busy wrapping another tiny sci-fi movie, something called Star Trek Into Darkness. The new film is being written by Little Miss Sunshine's Michael Arndt, and Abrams will have to jump on board quickly. It's scheduled for release in 2015. Not much is known about Episode VII, but one thing's for sure. There's gonna be a ton of lens flares. If that wasn't enough, the other life-altering cinematic moment you've been waiting for is here. We've seen the first footage of Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs. Entertainment Weekly has released a clip from one of two biopics about the late Apple co-founder. The scene has Kutcher convincing Steve Wozniak, played by actor Josh Gad, that an operating system he's working on is a profound revolution that changes everything. Kutcher seems to have Jobs look down, but we'll need to see the whole movie to know how it really plays. Gad's wig is another matter entirely. Jobs premieres tomorrow at Sundance Film Festival. We'll be there. Be ready. After a quick tease yesterday, Twitter has announced its own video sharing service, called Vine. Vine lets you shoot, edit, and publish all direct links to Twitter. However, there is a six- You get the idea. That's it for today's top stories. Join me tomorrow for my dramatic reading of Abramson fanfiction. Those blast points. Too accurate for a Romulan. Only Sydney Bristow is so precise.
 It's Thursday, January 24th, 2013. I'm Adrienne Jeffries, and I believe Sulu shot first.
 This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, presented by Ford.
 The new Star Wars film has a director. I think you're gonna like this one.
 The Wrap is reporting that J.J. Abrams will be directing Star Wars Episode VII.
 Known for his work on Alias and Lost, Abrams has been busy wrapping another tiny sci-fi movie,
 something called Star Trek Into Darkness.
 The new film is being written by Little Miss Sunshine's Michael Arndt,
 and Abrams will have to jump on board quickly. It's scheduled for release in 2015.
 Not much is known about Episode VII, but one thing's for sure.
 There's gonna be a ton of lens flares.
 If that wasn't enough, the other life-altering cinematic moment you've been waiting for is here.
 We've seen the first footage of Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs.
 Entertainment Weekly has released a clip from one of two biopics about the late Apple co-founder.
 The scene has Kutcher convincing Steve Wozniak, played by actor Josh Gad,
 that an operating system he's working on is a profound revolution that changes everything.
 Kutcher seems to have Jobs look down, but we'll need to see the whole movie to know how it really plays.
 Gad's wig is another matter entirely.
 Jobs premieres tomorrow at Sundance Film Festival.
 We'll be there. Be ready.
 After a quick tease yesterday, Twitter has announced its own video sharing service, called Vine.
 Vine lets you shoot, edit, and publish all direct links to Twitter.
 However, there is a six-
 You get the idea. That's it for today's top stories.
 Join me tomorrow for my dramatic reading of Abramson fanfiction.
 Those blast points. Too accurate for a Romulan.
 Only Sydney Bristow is so precise.