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The article reviews several television series, films, and music releases including the television series "Kidding" starring Jim Carey, the film "Destination Wedding" starring Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder, and the compilation album "King of the Road: A Tribute to Roger Miller."

The article presents images of celebrities and entertainment industry events, including the marriage of actor, musician and dancer Mark Ballas to singer-songwriter BC Jean, actors Winona Ryder and Ethan Hawke at a New York City screening of the film "Born to Be Blue," and country musician Tim McGraw with his daughter Maggie at the American Music Awards.

The article discusses romantic relationships of celebrities including actors Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, and Matt Damon. It states that Pitt dated actress Christina Applegate in 1988, Cruise dated actress Heather Locklear in 1982, and Damon dated actress Winona Ryder in 2000. Examples of other short-lived celebrity romances including actors Robert Downey Jr. and Sarah Jessica Parker in 1987, musicians Michael Bolton and Ashley Judd in 1996, and actors David Arquette and Drew Barrymore in 1991 are also provided.

Presents several news briefs regarding celebrities for July 5, 1999. Word that actor Robert Downey Jr. violated his parole by refusing to take a mandatory drug test; Changes made to the photograph taken of Great Britain's royal family on the occasion of Prince Edward's wedding; The sale of actress Winona Ryder's house in Beverly Hills, California.

Profiles actress Winona Ryder. How she spent several childhood years on a commune in California; Motion pictures she has starred in; Comments from people who have worked with her; Background information on her family and career.

The author reports on the life and career of actress Winona Ryder. The involvement that Ryder had with the films "Stay Cool" and "Star Trek" is mentioned. The impact that Ryder's trial for shoplifting clothes in 2002 had on her career is discussed. Comments by actor Mark Polish, who co-starred with Ryder in "Stay Cool," regarding Ryder's life and career are presented.

Focuses on celebrities who have relied on classic designer clothing to recapture old-time glamor. Julia Roberts; Demi Moore; Winona Ryder; Others.

An interview with actors Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves, costars in the motion picture "Destination Wedding," is presented. They costarred in the 1992 film "Dracula," and they talk about meeting at the 1987 or 1988 Independent Spirit Awards, their roughly thirty year relationship, their favorite films starring each other, and attending destination weddings.

The article presents images of celebrities and entertainment industry events, including the marriage of actor, musician and dancer Mark Ballas to singer-songwriter BC Jean, actors Winona Ryder and Ethan Hawke at a New York City screening of the film "Born to Be Blue," and country musician Tim McGraw with his daughter Maggie at the American Music Awards.

The article reviews several films including "The Great Gatsby" starring Leonardo DiCaprio; "Peeples" starring Kerry Washington and Craig Robinson; and "Venus and Serena," a documentary about tennis players Venus and Serena Williams; an interview with actress Winona Ryder is also included.

From the start, the Winona Ryder debacle has focused on the shoplifting: what she took from the Beverly Hills Saks Fifth Avenue store, why she took it, and mostly, where does the two-time Oscar nominee go from here? Between 1996 and 1998, the Drug Enforcement Administration indicated, Winona Ryder, an actress, hit 20 doctors to write 37 prescriptions. As recently as last December she relied on one--Jules M. Lusman, whose license was ordered revoked in November--for a variety of narcotics. A year later she gave it up only to start taking the antianxiety pill Xanax. After suffering a series of injuries--including a broken arm while filming Mr. Deeds in 2001--she said she began taking a succession of drugs to alleviate pain.

Discusses how actress Winona Ryder was convicted of felony, vandalism, and theft in the shoplifting trial involving Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. Views from friend Courtney Love about Ryder's shopping addiction; Speculation that Ryder has committed shoplifting crimes in the past; Expectations for Ryder's sentence.

Discusses the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder who is accused of stealing clothes from Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. How she pleaded guilty to charges of grand theft; Use of a videotape that caught Ryder stealing; Accusations from Saks security manager Ken Evans about Ryder's guilt.

Discusses the Los Angeles County, California trial of actress Winona Ryder, who is charged with shoplifting. Her failure to appear with her lawyer Mark Geragos at the opening of the trial on October 15, 2002; Behind-the-scenes negotiations, including a deal that prosecutors offered to Ryder; Plans of Geragos to attack the credibility of the Saks Fifth Avenue security guards who claim they saw Ryder snipping antitheft tags off of items; Drug possession charges against Ryder; Statement from Geragos that Ryder has been overcharged.

Reports on the trial of actress Winona Ryder in Beverly Hills, California, six months after she was arrested for shoplifting. Description of testimony by Kenneth Evans, the manager of security at Beverly Hill's Saks Fifth Avenue; Way that she received a broken elbow when a television cameraman's lens bumped into her; Comments of her lawyer Mark Geragos.

Discusses actress Winona Ryder's arrest for shoplifting and drug possession. Argument of her lawyer Mark Geragos that the theft incident was a 'misunderstanding'; Addictive narcotics she allegedly pilfered; Her background, which includes checking herself into a psychiatric hospital for depression and anxiety; Mention of her roles in 'Heathers,' The Age of Innocence,' 'Little Women,' and 'Girl, Interrupted'; Hope she has that this will all be resolved.

The article discusses the movie "Heathers," which debuted in 1989. Director Michael Lehmann's darkly-themed film provided a sharp contrast to innocent teen movies of the era. Brad Pitt tried out for one of the lead roles that eventually went to Christian Slater, who starred alongside Winona Ryder. A stage-musical of the film is being planned.

The article reviews the film "Reality Bites," directed by Ben Stiller and featuring Stiller, Steve Zahn, Winona Rider, and Ethan Hawke.

The article reports that actress Winona Ryder, who was convicted of shoplifting in 2001, was loaned a diamond bracelet and ring to wear to the 2008 Marie Claire Prix de la Mode fashion awards in Madrid, Spain. Ryder left the jewels in her hotel room when departing, as requested, but officials were unable to find them when they went to retrieve the jewels.

The article reports that the relationship between actress Winona Ryder and musician Blake Sennett has ended. Ryder's role in the next "Star Trek" movie is discussed, the fact that her personal life is not going so well is revealed, and the reality that the breakup has been difficult for her is noted.

Presents information about celebrity happenings, deaths, births, marriages, and more. Suicide of "Saturday Night Live" alumnus, Charles Rocket; A second child born to Noah Wyle and wife Tracy Wyle; Joan Kennedy's lumpectomy for removal of a cancerous breast tumor; Robbery at gunpoint of "Lost" star Josh Holloway and his wife in their Honolulu home; Winona Ryder's 34th birthday and Julia Roberts' 38th.

Focuses on celebrities whose clothing makes them look pregnant. Photographs of Kirsten Dunst, Gisele Bundchen, Winona Ryder, Jennifer Lopez and Bai Ling.

Presents briefs related to celebrities. How Today show cohost Katie Couric and L.A.-based TV producer Tom Werner have ended heir long-distance romance; Consideration of the guests at Penny Marshall's 61st birthday including Eddie Murphy, Justin Timberlake, Winona Ryder, Farrah Fawcett and Robert Downey Jr.; Wedding of Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren on a beach in Barbados; Wishes of actor John Stamos to remarry after his divorce with Rebecca Romijn; Others.

Presents briefs relating to celebrities. How actress Liv Tyler and husband Royston Langdon are expecting a child in the winter; Allegations from actress Jeri Ryan that her husband, Jack, pressured her to perform sex acts while others watched; Reduction of the felony shoplifting charges against Winona Ryder to misdemeanor; Efforts of singer Exene Cervenka to force actor Viggo Mortensen to increase the child-support payments for their son.

Presents briefs related to celebrities. How actress Kirsten Dunst is promoting her botanical-based makeup line called Chantecaille; Popularity of jewelry by M2 Design Int. among celebrities such as Jennifer Aniston, Winona Ryder, and Tom Cruise; Others.

This section presents celebrity news briefs. Winona Ryder visited pawnbroker Yossi Dina's South Beverly-Wilshire Jewelry and Loan recently to unload an 18-karat gold Indian bracelet with emeralds, an 18-carat ruby necklace and two other pieces. Dina says the stash fetched "about $4,000."... Oscar nominee Shohreh Aghdashloo ("House of Sand and Fog") will play the head of the Secret Service in ABC's series "The Secret Service..." Ben Stiller didn't like seeing his mother, Anne Meara, get a bath from Miranda on "Sex in the City's" final episode. Still, he says, "I was so wrapped up in the storyline that I was able to picture her as a character--not my mom. Thank God I never saw her [naked] when I was a kid." "Meet the Fockers," his "Meet the Parents" sequel, begins filming in April, and Stiller says Barbra Streisand is close to signing up as his onscreen mom. I bumped into Randy Jackson at The Grill Restaurant in Beverly Hills and asked him who he thinks will win "American Idol." "We still have a ways to go," he told me, "but I'd say Fantasia [Barrino]--or someone else." Well, that narrows the field. Right?

Presents an interview with actress Brittany Murphy. Her love of hip-hop and rap music; How she feels about celebrities such as Drew Barrymore, Angelina Jolie, and Winona Ryder; Consideration of her previous relationship with actor Ashton Kutcher.

The article presents news about celebrities. Winona Ryder has a new beau, and surprise: He's a singer. The string of Ryder's rocker boyfriends now includes: Hamilton, Conor Oberst, the singer-songwriter also known as Bright Eyes, country-rock troubadour Ryan Adams, Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner, and alt-rockers Pete Yorn, Dave Grohl and Beck. A rainstorm almost ruined Jamie-Lynn Sigler's July 11 wedding, which had been planned as an outdoor ceremony at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. On July 13 the newlyweds arrived in Puerto Rico to catch a flight to the Caribbean island of Nevis when they found out that all flights in the area had been canceled because a volcano on nearby Montserrat had started spewing thick clouds of ash.

Actress Winona Ryder is looking to unload the merchandise she stole from a Beverly Hills Saks Fifth Avenue in 2001. On April 7, 2003 Judge Elden Fox commended Ryder for completing 480 hours of community service following her shoplifting conviction last December. Her lawyer, Mark Geragos, asked the judge whether she could auction the more than $5,500 worth of clothes and accessories--Ryder had reimbursed Saks for the goods--and donate the proceeds to charity. Geragos's question awaits a final ruling.

Mentions the popularity of leather wrist bands among celebrities such as Colin Farrell, Winona Ryder, and Kid Rock.

Winona Ryder, who, a mere three months after being convicted of felony theft and vandalism, appeared close to a deal to star opposite 'Everybody Loves Raymond's Ray Romano in the black comedy 'Eulogy.' Even though Ryder was fined and sentenced to perform 480 hours of community service, the producers of 'Eulogy,' which also stars Debra Winger, Rip Torn and Hank Azaria and is set to begin shooting February 21, 2003 seemed to have no compunctions about signing the star. Ryder will also be fitting in to some couture togs. Designer Marc Jacobs has tapped the star to model his creations for a spring advertising campaign. That should suit the actress fine: Among the $5,560.40 worth of merchandise Ryder snatched from Saks Fifth Avenue in December 2001 was a Marc Jacobs top.

Before California v. Ryder, there may have been a few thirtysomething Gen-X holdouts still clinging to the nostalgia of their slacker salad days in the '90s. Back then the air of Seattle, Washington was saturated with the aroma of dark-roasted coffee, grunge was the rock flavor du jour, and Winona Ryder, an actress as fawn-like as previous generational icons Audrey Hepburn or Mia Farrow, was starring in such cool Xer hits as Reality Bites. Boy, does it ever. As of Oct. 24, Starbucks had become the McDonald's of caffeine, Kurt Cobain was long dead--and Ryder was on trial for shoplifting.

Reports on the conviction of actress Winona Ryder of felony vandalism and theft in November 2002 and how Ryder's lawyer's are handling the issue of several prescription painkillers found in Ryder's purse at the time of her arrest.

Reports on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder in California. Suggestions from defense lawyer Mark Geragos about how employees at Sax Fifth Avenue lied; Speculation that Ryder will have to serve a community-service sentence.

Presents news briefs related to celebrities as of June 24, 2002. Way that Winona Ryder is missing from the promotion posters for the motion picture 'Mr. Deeds' based on the beating her image has taken in the wake of shoplifting charges; Celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary by Jeff and Sue Bridges; Removal of a scene displaying a kiss between Sarah Michelle Gellar and Linda Cardellini in the big-screen version of the motion picture 'Scooby-Doo'; Other.

Speculates on how actress Winona Ryder will defend herself after pleading not guilty to felony charges stemming from an alleged shoplifting incident in Beverly Hills, California.

Presents information on the arrest of actress Winona Ryder for shoplifting and possession of painkillers without a prescription.

Presents fashion news briefs as of August 6, 2001, including clothing which actress Winona Ryder will auction through eBay to benefit a campaign aimed to erase Third World debt.

Presents several celebrity news briefs, including Laura Dern's refusal to talk about her marriage and divorce from Billy Bob Thornton and Winona Ryder's wish to scale back her appearance in movies.

Profiles actress Winona Ryder as one of `People' magazine's 50 most beautiful people for 1997. Comments from director Joel Schumacher; Comments from Arthur Miller, playwright and screenwriter of `The Crucible,' featuring Ryder; Comments from Danny DeVito, coproducer of her motion picture `Reality Bites'; Comments from Ryder concerning the Barbarella look.

Profiles actress Winona Ryder, one of the 50 most beautiful people in the world in 1994 according to `People Weekly' magazine. Movie career; Compassionate nature.