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Praises the work of actress Winona Ryder in the motion picture `Little Women,' directed by Gillian Armstrong. Ryder's first hit movie, `Beetlejuice'; Other movies she has starred in; Her relationship with Dave Pirner, leader of the band Soul Asylum; More.

The article discusses the career of American actress Winona Ryder, and it mentions her work in motion pictures such as "Edward Scissorhands" and "Girl, Interrupted," as well as her role the mother of a missing child in the thriller television series "Stranger Things." Ryder's celebrity status during the early stages of her career is addressed, along with her former relationship with actor Johnny Depp and her appearances in the films "Black Swan" and "Experimenter."

The article briefly describes humorous "matrimonial mistakes," including how Winona Ryder married Keanu Reeves during the filming of 1992's film "Bram Stoker's Dracula," how a bride in Brazil in May entered her wedding via a helicopter and a poorly shot wedding video.

Reports the sentencing of Winona Ryder for shoplifting. Amount of fines and community service that she has to do; Prescription drugs that she had in her possession when stopped by security guards at the Saks Fifth Avenue store in Beverly Hills, California; Order for the actress to undergo psychological and drug counselling; Mention of her facial expressions as the prosecutor spoke.

Reports on the case of actress Winona Ryder who was convicted of grand theft and vandalism for shoplifting in a Saks Fifth Avenue store in Beverly Hills, California. Reasons that people steal; Impact of shoplifting on the retail trade in the United States; Discussion of kleptomania and how Ryder fits the profile of a kleptomaniac; View that prosecution is the best therapy.

Focuses on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder. Highlights of testimony from New York City's Saks Fifth Avenue security guards; Contention of Ryder's lawyer that the guards had fabricated evidence.

Focuses on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder in Los Angeles, California. Topic of the jury selection process; Reason that former chairman of Sony Pictures, Peter Guber, was impaneled; Idea that Guber will have to avoid reading about the case while the trial is under way.

Reports on actress Winona Ryder's appearance in court for a preliminary hearing on charges of shoplifting. Mention of how an injury she received after being bumped by a camera contributed to her vulnerable appearance.

Informs that actress Winona Ryder is wearing a 'Free Winona' shirt in a photograph taken for 'W' magazine. Interview with Ryder in which she could not discuss her pending shoplifting case; Comments about the men in her life.

Reports on the arrest of Winona Ryder for allegedly shoplifting at Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. Problem regarding the pharmaceuticals police found in her bag; Items she allegedly stole; Comment from her lawyer, Mark Geragos.

Offers celebrity-related news briefs as of April 30, 2001. Arrest of 'West Wing' executive producer Aaron Sorkin on drug charges; Plans of Miss Israel to wear a bulletproof gown in the Miss Universe pageant; Winona Ryder's guest appearance on the television program 'Friends'; Others.

Profiles actress Winona Ryder. Role in `Little Women'; Translating for modern audience the purity and confusions of a time; Kiss as a climax to an adventure; Goodness as a goal worth fighting for; Relationship with Dave Pirner, band leader of the band Soul Asylum; Setting up the Polly Klaas Foundation.

Reports motion picture actress Winona Ryder's reaction to a letter from students in Petaluma, California asking her to stop smoking in movies. The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids' role in spreading news of the letter.

Reveals that Winona Ryder, 22, has offered a $200,000 reward for information leading to the return of a 12-year-old girl kidnapped by an intruder at a slumber party. The missing girl is from Ryder's own home town of Petaluma, California.

Focuses on the shoplifting trial of actress Winona Ryder. Highlights of testimony from New York City's Saks Fifth Avenue security guards; Contention of Ryder's lawyer that the guards had fabricated evidence.