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You're not going to find anyplace that has the full list of holdings updated in real-time or near real-time, as far as I know. Best you can do is find the most recent top ten list and pair it with the most recent quarterly or semi-annual report (which would have the full list) to try and gain a little more insight.

Going to SEC Edgar won't work for two reasons:
1) Plenty of funds own stocks but aren't up to a position size large enough that it's got to be disclosed.
2) Even if a fund owns enough of a stock that they have to disclose it with the SEC, you may not be able to see which fund in that fund family owns the company.

i.e. if you go to Google's filings, you find a SC 13 G/A showing that Invesco has a 6% stake in the company, but it doesn't tell you which Invesco fund the position is held in.

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