 It's Tuesday, November 5th, 2013. I'm Nathan Seiger, and I kneel a nebbish, nimble, nuanced narrator. For no normal, nameless naysayer would know to be nifty yet nitpicky in their choice of nonfiction. But I knowingly choose Nocturnal Nights to bring you, the viewer, the news with nary and network nicety. Now necromancers and Nickelback nerds relax and gnaw on nine nectarines while knitting or needlepointing, for this is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Everpix is shutting down. The photo startup was a favorite among the Verge staff, but unfortunately, user growth failed to keep pace with the rising costs of running service. Everpix says user data is safe, and photos can soon be downloaded off the site. The company also says they're planning on refunding all of their customers. T-Mobile rebranded itself earlier this year with its Uncarrier initiative, and it's actually working for them. The company added 643,000 postpaid customers in its third quarter. After years of quarterly decline in postpaid customers, T-Mobile seems to be steadily growing back to its previous size. However, despite the new customers, T-Mobile has yet to turn the subscriptions into profit. And finally, Star Wars is going where no Meta-Chlorians have gone before. Director JJ Abrams says he is set on returning the saga to its gritty and, quote, space-Western roots. Fans can expect a more mysterious world and dirtier aesthetics, something critics say was lost in the gleaming future scapes of the prequels. Star Wars Episode VII is slated for summer 2015, but according to Hollywood Reporter, Lucasfilm has requested more time to accommodate changes in the script. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I remember, remember the 5th of November is the day that, shit, what was I supposed to remember?