Entertainment Buzz: Megan's Recovery, Netflix's New Ventures, and More

This entertainment news roundup covers Megan Thee Stallion's recovery after overexertion during a Broadway show, Netflix's quest for franchise ownership post-Harry Potter bid, a judge's dismissal of Blake Lively's harassment case, HBO Max's 'Euphoria' premiere at Coachella, and rapper Pooh Shiesty's arrest for robbery charges.

Megan Thee Stallion announced her return to Broadway after being hospitalized from exhaustion during her 'Moulin Rouge!' performance. The rapper took to Instagram to share her health update, stressing the importance of not pushing personal limits.

In entertainment business news, Netflix is on a mission to create culture-defining franchises following its unsuccessful attempt to acquire Harry Potter rights. The streaming giant will partner with studios like MGM to produce lasting original content.

Legal headlines include the dismissal of Blake Lively's sexual harassment case against Justin Baldoni, significantly narrowing the lawsuit connected to their romantic drama 'It Ends With Us.' Meanwhile, HBO Max brings TV to Coachella with the premiere of 'Euphoria' Season 3, and rapper Pooh Shiesty faces legal trouble after being charged with robbery and kidnapping.

(With inputs from agencies.)