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Bluey roller coaster opening in 2026 at Alton Towers

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By Lauren Freeman
| Attractions Magazine Verified
The first-ever “Bluey” roller coaster will open in spring 2026 at Alton Towers Resort in the U.K., in the park’s CBeebies Land. Images courtesy of Alton Towers Resort This junior coaster features Bluey and Bingo dressed as Janet and Rita, affectionately known as the Grannies. The “Grannies” are up to their mischievous ways in Bluey’s backyard. This junior coaster will take guests over gentle dips, around turns, and through colorful trees and flowers. It will also have some playful surprises.
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'Jaws' returning to movie theaters for 50th anniversary in summer 2025

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By Lauren Freeman
| Attractions Magazine Verified
The 1975 summer blockbuster “Jaws” will return to movie theaters around the country for Labor Day Weekend 2025 and stream on Peacock this summer for its 50th anniversary celebration. Last updated May 6, 2025; original version published March 11, 2025. “Jaws” not only changed how people viewed sharks in 1975, it also changed the way audiences viewed horror.
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Rising AI Enforcement: Insights From State Attorney General Settlement and U.S. FTC Sweep for Risk Management and Governance

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By Colleen Brown, Christina Koenig, Benjamin Mundel, Lauren Freeman
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Recent enforcement actions by both state and federal law enforcement signal that companies that make or use artificial intelligence products are facing increased scrutiny under existing unfair and deceptive acts and practices laws. Several late-2024 examples present important insights for companies navigating how to effectively and legally implement artificial intelligence technologies in their businesses.
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