Celebrity autobiography books 2012

Elliot Page’s memoir takes every societal narrative about the actor, built over a storied career, and flips them entirely.

Filled with poignant reflections on identity, sex, fame, and family, Pageboy was an instant New York Times no.

Lee Mack is probably best known for his sitcom, Not Going Out, but like O'Grady is primarily a first-class comic.

1 bestseller—and for good reason.

While not technically out yet, there’s no doubt that The Woman in Me is going to fundamentally alter the narrative on Britney Spears’s tumultuous career.

After decades of everyone but herself controlling her life and legacy, one of our generation’s greatest performers is going to speak, for the very first time since her almost 14-year conservatorship ended, entirely in her own words.

I might have to sleep outside the bookstore before its release—waiting for a package in the mail just won’t cut it for this memoir.