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But What Will Anne Hathaway Do For Brooklyn's Soul?
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Jen Carlson
Published Dec 23, 2010
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Now that Anne Hathaway has ditched that deadbeat Rafaello Follieri, she's moved in with her boyfriend Scott Shulman in Brooklyn (where she was born); according to reports, the couple was recently spotted at the Brooklyn Flea where the incredibly wealthy starlet haggled a vendor down on the price of an Alpaca poncho. One website calls Shulman a hipster and wonders if the actress will be spotted in jeggings next. We wonder if she's more of the anti-Duane Reade Brooklynite... or a Starbucks enthusiast. The borough's soul could now be in the hands of this lil' lady. Dun dun dun...
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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