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Celebrities are inadvertently exposing their reading habits by appearing on TV in front of their bookshelves. So what exactly are they reading? Here's what we found. nyti.ms/2YrJfni
On Cate Blanchett’s bookshelf

The Oxford English Dictionary. It’s 20 volumes. 21,728 pages. 171,476 words. And she owns them all. nyti.ms/2YrJfni
On Andy Cohen’s bookshelf

—“A Little Life”: A tale of New York City unhappiness and quarter-life crises
—“Freedom”: A tale of Midwestern unhappiness and midlife crises
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On Anna Wintour’s bookshelf

“The Nix”: A panoramic novel of social satire that chews off a lot, from 1960s radical politics to Occupy Wall Street, 1940s Norway to Chicago in the ’80s
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On Paul Rudd’s bookshelf

“Jude the Obscure”: The classic 1895 novel of a young, working-class man who yearns to become a scholar but is thwarted by society and love
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