'Fifty Shades of Grey' movie leads announced

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September 2

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'Fifty Shades of Grey' movie leads announced Dakota Johnson and Charlie Hunnam will star in "Fifty Shades of Grey." Read Story 'Butler,' 'One Direction' end summer on high note Civil rights hit and boy band flick power industry to record Labor Day weekend Read Story Macklemore plays to overflow crowd at Made in America The closing day of the Philadelphia music festival proved more of a rock show. Read Story ADVERTISEMENT

MORE HEADLINES music NYC music fest canceled after 2 drug-linked deaths The Electric Zoo music festival has been ended early over drug-related concerns, NYC officials said. Read Story people Harry Connick Jr. joins 'American Idol' He's the latest judge to sign on for the show's 13th season. Read Story music Meet Shuggie Otis, again In the early '70s, he was on track to be the next Jimi Hendrix. Then he disappeared. Read Story music Kid-friendly tunes for your back-to-school commute Our playlist will keep the peace among passengers of all ages. Read Story people Pippa Middleton might be secretly engaged? Pippa Middleton might be engaged, Brit media say, in latest royal-related wedding rumor. Read Story movies Exclusive clip: Hudson arrested in 'Winnie Mandela' Jennifer Hudson gets arrested by police and cries for her children in "Winnie Mandela." Read Story music Burning Man crowd in Nevada desert tops 61,000 More than 61,000 have turned out for the Burning Man art and music festival in Nevada, nearing its 68,000 limit. Read Story   See More on USATODAY.com

LATEST GALLERIES   The Day In Celebrities Gallery Daniel Radcliffe is mobbed by fans as he leaves a news conference for his film 'Kill Your Darlings' at the Venice Film Festival in Italy on Sept. 1. The 'Harry Potter' star will play Beat poet Allen Ginsburg in the film that opens Oct. 18.   The Day In Pictures Gallery Elementary school children take cover under their desks during an earthquake drill at a school in Tokyo. Nationwide anti-disaster drills were held on the anniversary of the massive 1923 earthquake that killed more than 140,000 people in the Tokyo ar

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