 It's Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014. I'm Valentina Paladino and since it's my first time hosting, I thought I'd bring a little CGI movie magic to the show. This is 90 seconds on the Verge. Verizon today released a tally of the requests it receives from law enforcement at all levels, totaling over 320,000 requests. These include phone numbers and content like text messages and emails. AT&T has promised to publish its own report, but we're still waiting for it to follow Verizon's lead. They say it pays to play, but if it's an Xbox One, it really does. Microsoft's partnership with the video gaming site Machinima is getting flack for paying YouTube personalities to promote the Xbox One, but forcing them to keep quiet about the deal. Microsoft has since halted the program and is bringing any existing videos in line with the FTC's requirements. For all updates on this story, remember to check out the 90 seconds app exclusively on the Sega Game Gear. And finally, terrible weather often brings leaks to homes, and it looks like the biggest leak happened to Quentin Tarantino. The first draft of the director's next film, entitled The Hateful Eight, was leaked online after Tarantino reportedly gave the script to six people, including actors Tim Roth and Bruce Dern. Because of the leak, the quote, very depressed Tarantino will now hold off on making the film and move on to direct another project in the meantime. However, Tarantino has also said that he might just completely change his mind and make the film. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I start my own film festival composed entirely of Brendan Fraser's classic The Mummy and all of its sequels and spin-offs.