Winona

Presenting Herb with a bottle of Johnny Walker Blue, he calls it a “Winona.”

The car's owner, Bingham, from Winona Crest in Craigavon, was the front-seat passenger.

For me, the posing feels classic and cool — things that are both so Winona Ryder — but it also has some sort of pensive weirdness to it, especially because she’s not looking at the camera.

This shot was taken in New York while Winona was on a press tour for the new “Beetlejuice,” and as with a lot of these shoots, we didn’t have much time or space.

Both “Georgia Rule” and “A Prairie Home Companion” leveraged Lohan’s wide-eyed ingenue status, but consider how actors like Natasha Lyonne and Winona Ryder burst back onto the scene in major ways after achieving fame around the same age as Lohan.