Ryder faces new shoplifting claims

Winona Ryder has been accused of shoplifting for the second time.

The actress reportedly set off an alarm at Hollywood's CVS drug store after walking out with make-up that she had failed to pay for.

An employee told the National Enquirer: "Winona had a bag of stuff, but she set off the theft alarm when she left the store.

"When a security guard stopped her, he found make-up she had not paid for."

When asked about the products, Ryder responded: "I don't know how that happened."

The pharmacy decided not to press charges and allowed her to leave after returning the items.

Ryder's publicist reportedly denied the claims, but said she would talk with her client after being told that the story had been confirmed by a store worker.

The 36-year-old was convicted of shoplifting $3,300 worth of clothing from a store in Beverly Hills in 2002. She was given three years' probation and 480 hours of community service.