 It's Tuesday, January 21st, 2014. This is 90 seconds on the Verge. Good evening. I'm Ross Miller. We begin tonight with breaking news. For that, we go live on the scene with Ross Miller. Ross. Thanks, Ross. Say hello to Beats Music. This week, the famous headphone maker launched its own music subscription service, which emphasizes editorial curation from notable artists and music journalists. Unlike Spotify and RDO, there will be no free ad-supported version of Beats Music. The cost of entry is $9.99 a month. Amazon has gained a new U.S. patent for quote, anticipatory shipping. The system would allow Amazon to send items to its shipping hubs preemptively, based on nearby customers' previous searches and purchases, wishlists, or even how long the user's cursor hovers over an online item. We're not sure when or if Amazon will implement such a system, so we asked a few locals what they thought about the new plans. I would say that this weather like this makes me appreciate the weather that's not like this. And finally, Ross, we are that much closer to a galaxy far, far away. Director J.J. Abrams has announced that the script to the upcoming Star Wars Episode VII is complete. Abrams also confirmed that breaking bad star Jesse Plymouth is being considered for a starring role in the sequel. Expect a midi-chlorian count somewhere in the range of December 2015. That's it for today's top stories. Back to you, Ross. Thanks, Ross. Coming up tomorrow, a panda gets trapped on a patch of ice. The results? Not so black and white. Goodnight and good luck.