 It's Wednesday, February 12th, 2014. I'm Ross Miller and I have finally perfected the art of the perfect pour. No, don't! This is 90 seconds on the verge. A new Apple TV could be unveiled as early as April. According to Bloomberg, the company is actively negotiating with Time Warner Cable and other video partners. The report is not suggesting this would be a cable box replacement, however. If a new Apple set top does get unveiled, it wouldn't ship until sometime before Christmas, so it's still a ways off. With every passing moment, we are that much closer to playing Titanfall. The highly anticipated Xbox One shooter doesn't launch until March 11th, but would-be players can sign up now to try and get a limited, closed beta. The trial kicks off February 14th, and even if you're selected, you've got only until Tuesday before it ends. Microsoft is betting big on Titanfall, even going so far as to, quote, fix the Xbox One's controller to the developers' liking. Finally, you know that sinking feeling you get when something bad happens at work? Well, this morning a sinkhole opened up at the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The sinkhole is reportedly about 40 feet wide and at least 25 feet deep, but thankfully no one was hurt. Damage cars include a 2009 ZR1 Blue Devil, which was on loan from General Motors, and an irreplaceable 1983 Corvette. At this time, the National Corvette Museum recommends midlife crisis dads just stick to piercing their ears until they can assess the full extent of damage to the Corvette community. That's it for today's top stories, but coming up tomorrow, I build a garage about 25 feet below Jay Leno's garage. And just wait. Come on, sinkhole. Do it.