 It's Tuesday, January 14th, 2014. I'm David Pierce and I have yet to take off this Oculus Rift. My doctors are worried about my mental state, but it's okay. They're not real. This is 90 seconds on the Verge. A federal appeals court today struck down the FCC's net neutrality rules, saying the agency didn't have the authority to impose rules on carriers. The ruling will now allow internet service providers to make some traffic run faster or block other services, but the carriers must tell subscribers what they're doing. Verizon responded by saying the FCC could no longer, quote, impose last century's common carriage requirements on the internet, and insisting that service will only get better. Actor Michael Douglas just got a very small, big role. Marvel has announced that Douglas will play Dr. Henry Pym in Edgar Wright's Ant-Man. Pym is the first Marvel character to don the persona of Ant-Man, followed by Scott Lang, who will be played by Paul Rudd. Plot details are still being kept tightly under wraps, but then again the movie is still far from release. Ant-Man will crawl into theaters on July 31st, 2015. And finally, good news and bad news. Good news, the newsroom is coming back. Bad news, it's the last time I'll be saying that. Aaron Sorkin's HBO melodrama will return for a third and final season. The new season has been up in the air as Sorkin has been busy writing his Steve Jobs biopic, but the writer has reportedly finished the script. Hey, three seasons is a great run for a show, and whether it ends on a high or a low, it'll always be better than Studio 60. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I continue to perfect my time machine and travel a hundred years into the past. And I'm not the cool guy to be. No, Young David, talk to it, it's not worth it.