 It's Tuesday, January 15, 2013. I'm Adrienne Jeffries and hot damn, I've outlived MSN Messenger. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, presented by Ford. With one billion people and one trillion connections, today Facebook announced a new way to sift through the social network. It's called Graph Search and it's used to find specific things such as my friends who like the Minnesota Vikings or my friends who already have kids and never come to parties anymore. Facebook is careful to say that this is not web search. However, when you're done stalking your ex, the results default to Microsoft Bing. Speaking of social networks, MySpace is bringing sexy back. Justin Timberlake has inaugurated the site's rather quiet launch with a brand new single. It's all part of MySpace's larger emphasis on music and music discovery. Timberlake's track is only available to stream for MySpace members. Or you can get it on iTunes. Or Amazon. Or Google Play. Or Spotify. Finally, a reason to talk about BlackBerry. Research in Motion's unannounced BlackBerry Z10 has been spotted in a rather lengthy hands-on video. The device is widely believed to be RIM's first full-touch BlackBerry 10 device. The seven and a half minute video might represent the best single look yet at the entire platform. The BlackBerry Z10 is expected to be announced in earnest at a launch event in New York on January 30th. That's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow for our candid and riveting interview with a high profile celebrity who may or may not be admitting to possibly, at some point in his or her career, having done something that he or she may wish had been kept secret. You won't believe the not quite confession.