 It's Tuesday, February 25th, 2014. I'm Evan Rogers and if you need a surrogate for your beard transplant, I'm your man. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Just in time for Titanfall, Twitch is coming to the Xbox One on March 11th. But it isn't just live streaming your games or watching others. Players will also be able to jump right into the Xbox One games they're watching. And think of it this way, instead of paying $60 for a new first person shooter, you can now live vicariously through someone else for free. Google is focusing its lobbying efforts on stopping the political focus on people who aren't focusing on the road but are instead focusing on Glass. According to Reuters, the company is speaking to legislators in Illinois, Delaware and Missouri in an attempt to derail distracted driving bills that would include wearable computers like Google Glass. Google runs one of the biggest lobbying operations in the tech world, so being heavily involved in the lawmaking process is nothing new for the company. The company believes that making people more familiar with Glass will help ease their concerns, saying that the device will help connect them with the world around them. Got milk? Not anymore. The US milk industry is dropping its iconic Got Milk tagline as part of a rebranding effort to promote milk's health benefits. The new slogan, Milk Life, will focus on nutrition in an effort to boost declining sales. The shift marks a return to the industry's nutrition-focused Milk Does the Body Good campaign, which was retired in the early 90s. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I start rebranding other beverages. OJ, don't drink it after you brush your teeth. That's not pee, that's apple juice. Hot chocolate, it's like coffee for toddlers. Coke, it's just as addictive as Coke. Hot coffee, it's like toddlers for chocolate.