Charlie Gard, the terminally ill British baby at the center of a medical and ethical debate, will beevaluated by a doctor from the United States next week. Dr. Michio Hirano, a professor of neurology at New York’s Columbia University Medical Center and chief at the Division of Neuromuscular Disorders, will travel to London where the 11-month old boy is being held after the Family Division of Britain’s High Court in London denied his parent’s request to travel to the U.

The current industry model, or lack there of, that we see today has created an immense shift in the climate of Rap music and Hip Hop as the culture which has resulted in a myriad of Cinderella-rivaling success stories and a new hierarchy of MCs. The best example one could use to describe the momentous shift the Rap game is experiencing would be the sort of position-less basketball/super-team trends we've seen developing in the NBA over the past decade.

Shlomo Sherman We don't discriminate when it comes to cool gadgets -- those without power buttons are just as welcome as those that need loads of electricity. Unplug for a minute and take a look at our favorite mechanical and non-electronic gadgets. Believe it or not, there was a time when people lived just fine without electricity. French coffee presses work wonders for your caffeinated beverages. Kobos All it takes is hot water and ground coffee beans and you have everything you need to make coffee with a french press.

There are times when I yearn for the thrill of discovering something new. Of travelling to off-the-beaten-track destinations free from other tourists, of exploring some far-off wilderness untarnished by others, of launching myself head-first into adventures that get my soul singing and my heart racing. And sometimes I just want a damn beach holiday. So, when the opportunity arose to spend four nights in the Caribbean, I couldn't resist. It's easy for well-versed travellers to turn their nose up at the type of all-inclusive luxury resorts that get slapped over the covers of holiday brochures, but when you're a burnt-out 30-something journalist looking to temporarily swap their small north London flat for sun-soaked island life, you can't afford to be picky.

Reik and Maluma have your new favorite summer jam! The Mexican trio and the Colombian singer dropped their new collaboration, "Amigos Con Derechos," on Thursday, and ET got the scoop behind the creation of the song and music video. The new single, which translates to "Friends With Benefits," has a very tongue-in-cheek, double-meaning twist, that is very much evident in the lyrics and visual. ET chatted with Jesús Navarro, Julio Ramírez and Bibi Marin ahead of the music video premiere to talk about the creation of the track, as well as the collaboration process with Maluma.