This is from a resent issue of People Magazine. There were articles on many actors and actresses and their homes. This is about Rider's bedroom. There was even a picture of it. Too bad I don't have a scanner, or I'd put it up here.
When working on his ABC
sitcom Boy Meets World, Rider
Strong, 17, lives in an L.A. loft,
but the rest of the time he chills out with
friends in his attic nook at his parents'
redwood home north of San Francisco.
"They all sit around and play games,"
says his father, King, a San Francisco
firefighter. "The next thing you know, it's
3 a.m. and they crash wherever they are."
Rider, who also shares the house with
mom Lin, a retired schoolteacher, and
brother Shiloh, 18, says, "L.A. is where I
am an adult and here I'm still a youth. I
love coming home." Here, he writes
poetry on his laptop computer and
communicates with his fans via his
personal Web site. He decks the gray
walls with his collection of swords and
rapiers ("I've always been obsessed with
medieval stuff," he says), a photo of gal
pal actress Rachael Leigh Cook*, 17, and
a map of the U.S. ("I put in red pins
where I've been and green pins
everywhere I'm going to go"). And Rider
is constantly scoping out new acquisitions
for his collection of first-edition books,
including a signed copy of John
Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men. "That's
my most prized possession," he says.
"They all sit around and play games,"
says his father, King, a San Francisco
firefighter. "The next thing you know, it's
3 a.m. and they crash wherever they are."