 It's Tuesday, February 5th, 2013. I'm Ross Miller, sole survivor of the Blue Baracudas. I've been afraid of razors ever since. This is 90 seconds on the verge. Dell has gone private. After weeks of speculation, the computer company has taken itself off the publicly traded stock market and into private hands. It's a $24.4 billion deal that was supervised by investment firm Silver Lake and also includes a $2 billion loan from Microsoft. That may seem like an odd move, especially given Microsoft's recent interest in making its own hardware, but don't forget, the last thing Microsoft wants to lose is a Windows 8 contributor in the workplace. Unless you thought it would be just a trilogy, Disney has confirmed multiple Star Wars spin-offs are in the works. CEO Bob Iger told CNBC today that a few standalone movies are currently being planned from Simon Kinberg and longtime Star Wars contributor Larry Kasdan, who are also remembered to be working on episodes 8 and 9. Iger reiterated plans to release the new New trilogy over the course of six years, starting in 2015 with Jar Jar Abrams episode 7. Finally, for no particular reason whatsoever, here is the greatest achievement in modern filmmaking. Uh, guys? They got a tank. Damn. Fast and Furious 6 is coming May 24th. And that's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for Legends of the Hidden Moonbase, the road trip buddy comedy across the surface of Indoor on the backs of a 74Z speeder bike.