#Elizabeth Whitson

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Elizabeth Whitson

Facts

American actress

Filmography

Alex [Get the Girl: 2017]

India [Empire: 2015]

Eva/ Amber [Awkward: 2014]

Leah [Pretty Little Liars: 2013]

Appearance

blonde

blue eyes

1.78m

Roleplay

playable: young adult, adult

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Get the Girl - Trailer

Starring Justin Dobies, Elizabeth Whitson, & Noah Segan 

In theaters January 27, 2017 (USA)

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It’s official: GET THE GIRL  will be released in theaters on January 27! 

Watch the trailer here: https://t.co/EXknlJdCoF 

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Time, April 29/May 6

Cover: The 100 Most Influential People -- Dwayne Johnson

Cover: Taylor Swift

Cover: Gayle King

Cover: Sandra Oh

Cover: Nancy Pelosi 

Page 9: Contents 

Page 10: Contents 

Page 14: From the Editor 

Page 18: Behind the Scenes 

Page 20: The 100 most influential people in the world 

Page 22: Points of Origin -- Where this year’s Time 100 were born 

Page 25: Pioneers -- Sandra Oh

Page 26: Sandra Oh by Shonda Rhimes, Barbara Rae-Venter by Paul Holes

Page 27: Fred Swaniker by Mo Ibrahim 

Page 28: Ninja by Juju Smith-Schuster, Chrissy Teigen by Eric Ripert 

Page 29: Lynn Nottage by Martha Plimpton 

Page 30: Naomi Osaka by Chris Evert 

Page 32: Aileen Lee by Kirsten Green, Tara Westover by Bill Gates 

Page 36: Massimo Bottura by JR 

Page 38: Jay O’Neal and Emily Comer by Dolores Huerta, He Jiankui by Jennifer Doudna 

Page 40: Marlon James by Salman Rushdie, Arundhati Katju and Menaka Guruswamy by Priyanka Chopra 

Page 41: Shep Doeleman by Lisa Randall 

Page 45: Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin by Ayanna Pressley 

Page 46: Hasan Minhaj by Trevor Noah 

Page 47: Adam Bowen and James Monsees by Tom Miller, Samin Nosrat by Alice Waters 

Page 48: Indya Moore by Janet Mock 

Page 50: Motivating factors -- which books, movies, shows, songs and places they turn to for inspiration 

Page 53: Artists -- Dwayne Johnson 

Page 54: Dwayne Johnson by Gal Gadot, Ariana Grande by Troye Sivan 

Page 55: Rami Malek by Robert Downey Jr. 

Page 56: Regina King by Viola Davis 

Page 57: Richard Madden by Kenneth Branagh 

Page 58: Brie Larson by Tessa Thompson, Luchita Hurtado by Hans Ulrich Obrist 

Page 59: Emilia Clarke by Emma Thompson 

Page 60: BTS by Halsey 

Page 65: Mahershala Ali by Octavia Spencer, Chip and Joanna Gaines by Tim Tebow 

Page 66: Glenn Close by Robert Redford, Clare Waight Keller by Julianne Moore 

Page 68: Ozuna by Daddy Yankee 

Page 69: Yalitza Aparicio by Alfonso Cuaron, dream hampton by Tarana Burke 

Page 71: Khalid by Alicia Keys 

Page 72: Motivating factors 

Page 75: Leaders -- Nancy Pelosi 

Page 76: Nancy Pelosi by Hillary Rodham Clinton, Mahathir Mohamad by Clare Rewcastle Brown 

Page 77: Donald Trump by Chris Christie 

Page 78: Ren Zhengfei by Charlie Campbell 

Page 79: Jane Goodall by Leonardo DiCaprio, Matteo Salvini by Steve Bannon 

Page 80: Leana Wen by Cynthia Nixon, Xi Jinping by Jon Huntsman 

Page 81: Robert Mueller by Sally Yates 

Page 82: Abiy Ahmed by Feyisa Lilesa, Cyril Ramaphosa by Vivienne Walt 

Page 83: Jacinda Ardern by Sadiq Khan 

Page 84: Zhang Yiming by Kai-Fu Lee, Benjamin Netanyahu by David French 

Page 86: Imran Khan by Ahmed Rashid 

Page 87: Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador by Jorge Ramos, Mitch McConnell by John Boehner

Page 88: Juan Guaido by Juan Manuel Santos 

Page 90: Pope Francis by Archbishop Charles J. Scicluna, Hoesung Lee by Ban Ki-Moon

Page 91: Brett Kavanaugh by Mitch McConnell 

Page 92: Jair Bolsonaro by Ian Bremmer, Greta Thunberg by Emma Gonzalez

Page 93: Zhang Kejian by Scott Kelly 

Page 94: William Barr by Rod Rosenstein, Crown Prince Mohamed Bin Zayed by Ryan Bohl 

Page 95: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by Elizabeth Warren 

Page 102: Motivating factors 

Page 105: Titans -- Mohamed Salah 

Page 106: Mohamed Salah by John Oliver, Jeanne Gang by Anna Deavere Smith 

Page 107: Pat McGrath by Beverly Johnson 

Page 108: Gayle King by Ava DuVernay 

Page 109: Ryan Murphy by Jessica Lange 

Page 110: Jennifer Hyman by Diane Von Furstenberg, Mark Zuckerberg by Sean Parker 

Page 111: Jerome Powell by Janet Yellen 

Page 112: LeBron James by Warren Buffett 

Page 114: Vera Jourova by Margrethe Vestager, Alex Morgan by Mia Hamm

Page 115: Mukesh Ambani by Anand Mahindra 

Page 116: Tiger Woods by Justin Timberlake, Marillyn Hewson by Penny Pritzker 

Page 117: Bob Iger by Michael R. Bloomberg 

Page 118: Motivating factors 

Page 121: Icons -- Taylor Swift 

Page 122: Taylor Swift by Shawn Mendes, Loujain al-Hathloul by Sarah Leah Whitson 

Page 123: Pierpaolo Piccioli by Frances McDormand 

Page 124: Spike Lee by Jordan Peele, Grainne Griffin and Ailbhe Smyth and Orla O’Connor by Ruth Negga 

Page 125: Desmond Meade by Stacey Abrams

Page 126: Christine Blasey Ford by Kamala Harris 

Page 128: David Hockney by Edwin Becker 

Page 130: Caster Semenya by Edwin Moses, Mirian G. by Kumail Nanjiani 

Page 131: Maria Ressa by Madeleine Albright 

Page 132: Lady Gaga by Celine Dion 

Page 134: Radhya Almutawakel by Bernie Sanders 

Page 135: Michelle Obama by Beyonce Knowles-Carter 

Back Cover: Simon Baker for Longines 

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Trailer, Clipe e Cartazes do Thriller de Sequestro 'Get The Girl' do Diretor de 'Contracted'

Preparando-se para estrear nesta sexta-feira nos Estados Unidos está o thriller Get The Girl de Eric England, de Contracted. A produção não é bem um filme de terror e já tinha liberado no início deste mês um trailer e alguns cartazes que passaram que nós deixamos passar por duvidar do quanto esse a

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ناسا بالعربي – أول عملية تجولٍ في الفضاء من قبل فريق مكونٍ من النساء فقط  سيكون الفريق المكون من رائدتي الفضاء التابعتين لناسا آن مكلين Anne McClain وكريستينا كوتش Christina Koch أول فريقٍ مكونٍ من النساء فقط يؤدي عملية تجولٍ في الفضاء في مهمة خارج المحطة الفضائية في 29 مارس/آذار 2019.حقوق الصورة: Elizabeth Weissinger/NASA; Victor Zelentsov/NASA ستقوم رائدتا الفضاء الأمريكيتين بإجراء عملية تجولٍ في الفضاء spacewalk مكونةٍ حصراً من النساء لأول مرةٍ التاريخ في 29 مارس/آذار 2019، إذا سار كل شيءٍ وفق الخطة – وبالتالي سيكون هذا الحدث مناسباً لشهر تاريخ المرأة. قالت مكلين، التي وصلت إلى محطة الفضاء الدولية في 3 ديسمبر/كانون الأول، 2018، في محادثة تلفزيونية مع نائب الرئيس الأمريكي مايك بينس Mike Pence يوم الأربعاء (6 مارس/آذار 2019) أنها ستعمل على "ترقية أجزاءٍ خارجيةٍ من محطة الفضاء الدولية"، وذلك مع زميلتها الأمريكية كريستينا كوتش. قالت مكلين أنها تستعد ورائد الفضاء الكندي ديفيد سان جاك David Saint-Jacques لعملية التجول في الفضاء منذ بضعة أسابيع أثناء انتظارهما وصول كوخ، ورائد الفضاء الأمريكي نيك هايغ Nick Hague، والرائد الروسي أليكسي أوفشينين Alexey Ovchinin. انطلقت البعثة 59 المكونة من رواد الفضاء الثلاث في يوم الرقم باي (14 مارس/آذار، 2019)، وصدق أو لا تصدق، في الساعة 3:14 مساءً بتوقيت شرق الولايات المتحدة. قالت مكلين: "نحن في خضم تجهيز البدلات الفضائية والأنظمة والإجراءات للاستعداد لانطلاق الفريق. كما تعلمون، هناك الكثير من الاستعدادات التقنية للتأكد من أن كل شيء جاهز على أكمل وجه. لكن المحطة الفضائية موجودة في الفضاء لأكثر من عشرين عاماً، وقد حان الوقت لإجراء بعض الترقيات من الخارج، ونحن على استعداد." لم تكن هذه المهمة جزءً من خطة المهمة الأصلية، على الرغم من ذلك، فقد أعربت متحدثةٌ باسم ناسا عن سعادتها لمجريات الأمور. أخبرت ستيفاني شيرهولز Stephanie Schierholz، من مقر وكالة ناسا في واشنطن العاصمة، موقع Space.com: "إنّ هذا حقاً وليد الصدفة." حيث قالت أنّ عملية السير في الفضاء التي تهدف لاستبدال البطاريات في المصفوفات الشمسية للمحطة الفضائية كانت من المقرر أن تجري من قبل طاقمٍ آخر في خريف عام 2018. ومع ذلك، تم تأجيلها إلى أن تعود المحطة إلى طاقمها المكون من ستة أشخاص بالكامل في منتصف شهر مارس/آذار 2019، وذلك بعد عملية إجهاض عملية الإطلاق المروعة لمركبة سويوز الفضائية التي كانت تحمل لاهاي وأوفشينين. قالت شيرهولز: "نحن نشعر بأننا محظوظون لأن عملية السير هذه المكونة من النساء فقط ستحدث في شهر تاريخ المرأة." هناك العديد من الأحداث البارزة للنساء في الفضاء أكثر من عملية التجول من الفضاء هذه. ففي مقر مراقبة المهمة، ستشرف ماري لورانس Mary Lawrence، المديرة الرئيسية للرحلات، على طاقم المحطة وستكون جاكي كاجي Jackie Kagey الضابطة الرئيسية لعملية التجول في الفضاء. تُعتبر هذه المرة الرابعة فقط التي تخدم فيها امرأتان معاً في طاقم بعثةٍ إلى المحطة، وفقًا لما قالته شيرهولز (بدون احتساب أطقم برنامج المكوك الفضائي). استضافت المحطة الفضائية العديد من الانجازات النسائية على مدار عقدين من الزمن، بما في ذلك استضافة أكبر عددٍ من النساء في الفضاء في وقت واحد (أربعة، في أبريل/نيسان 2010)، أطول رحلة فضاء واحدة قامت بها امرأة (289 يوم، من قبل بيغي ويتسون Peggy Whitson بين عامي 2016 و2017) وأطول وقتٍ إجمالي في الفضاء من قبل امرأة (بيغي ويتسون، التي قضت معظم أيامها الـ 665 في الفضاء في المحطة الفضائية). تُعد عملية التجول في الفضاء الأنثوية هذه جزءً من ثلاث عملياتٍ مخططٍ لها للأنشطة خارج المحطة الفضائية في شهري مارس/آذار وأبريل/نيسان. ففي يوم الجمعة 22 مارس/آذار، 2019، أجرى ماكلين ولاهاي عملية السير في الفضاء الخاصة بهما، وفي 8 أبريل/نيسان، سيحين دور لاهاي وسانت جاك. يُعتبر رواد الفضاء الأربعة المشاركون هؤلاء مبتدئين في الواقع ولكنهم تدربوا على الإجراءات لساعات عديدة على الأرض. كل التواريخ قابلة للتغيير. المصدر

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Image from page 128 of "Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society" (1912)

Some cool pipe mould maker images:

Image from page 128 of “Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society” (1912)

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Text Appearing Before Image: bird in raised ornamentation,the sides of the neck of the vessel being decorated with shortraised loops, and the body covered with a conventionaldesign in low relief. In size the perfect pitcher must havestood at least 14 to 16 in. in height (see illustrations). The Norman potters were certainly very original in theirwork, and the fragments, which are pieced together as far aspossible, show much quaintness in design. I do not remembera vessel in any of the London or provincial museums at allsimilar. Many other fragments were found of early mediaevalpottery, including a darkgreen glazed head forming the mask lip of yet anotherpitcher. It is a curiously boldpiece of moulding and veryecclesiastical in character, forthe head is depicted wearinga tonsure (see illustration). We naturally wonder if theartist – potter modelled thesevessels to order, or if theywere the working of his ownfertile brain ; and also inwhat houses in this Norman town they were in use beforegetting so badly smashed.

Text Appearing After Image: too < Transactions for the Year 1912. A fragment of a fourteenth or a fifteenth-century inlaidpavement tile, doubtless thrown out from one of the old city•churches, and the following various items, all came to handfrom another rubbish pit:— A seventeenth-century iron stirrup. An iron bullet, ^-in. diameter. Two clay tobacco pipes bearing the initials N.M.on the heels, which is a makers mark not previouslyrecorded. A Gloucester Traders Token, bearing on the obverse : LVKE . NOVRSE . MAIOR . 1657 1 = C. G. (City of Gloucester). A small R the initial of Thomas -Rawlins the engraver, beneath the letters. On the reverse : for . necessary . CHANGE=Armsof the City of Gloucester ; three chevrons betweenten torteaux. The issuer of this token was Mayor of the City in 1644,the same year in which Toby Jordan (one of the messengerswho carried the answer of the citizens to King Charles Iin Tredworth Field, when he summoned the city tosurrender) was Sheriff. Luke Nourse was elected Mayoragain

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Bristol trade directory 1871 – Dress makers & Milliners

Image by brizzle born and bred Millinery and dressmaking constituted the higher end of female employment with the needle; they were "respectable" occupations for young women from middle-class or lower middle-class families. The number of women involved in dressmaking alone in the early 1840s was estimated to be 15,000.

Bristol Dress Makers

Allen Mrs. 55 St. Michael’s hill Baker M. 54 Bellevue crescent Ball Miss, Regent street Beard L. E. 25 Thrissell street Beer Harriet, 53 Mead street Bethell Mrs. Redcliff hill Bruton H. 39 Triangle Butcher C. 1 Redcross street Butcher H. and A. 16 Orchard street Canning Miss M. 35 College street Cantle Mrs. 2 Lansdown terrace Carpenter A. 13 College street Cawless Miss, 28 Trinity street Chedzoy and Allen, 7 Picton street Cole Ann, 3 Upper Wells street Cole Mrs. 10 Alfred place Coombs Mrs. 39 Park street Cottle Miss C. 5 Eldon place Davey M. K. 5 Low. St. Michael’s hill Davis Mrs. Wells street, Culver street Davis Mrs. 6 Ellenborough place Downs Miss C. 45 Woolcott buildings Ellis Miss. 10 Regent street, Clifton Ellison Mrs. 6 St. James’s square Fairbrother Mrs. Tankard’s close Farrow Miss H. 1 Cotham side Felton Ann, Lower Castle street Ferguson M. 4 Alfred place, Kingsdown Ford Miss, Portland Place Gallo M. 9 Grove p ace, Redland Gast 21 South place, New river Gillard E. 18 Denbigh street Gitson Mrs. 5 Castle green Griffin Mrs. 15 Dove street Gummer Mrs L. 7 Cheltenham bldgs Hanson Mrs. Kinburn cottage, Belgrave rd Harper E. Queen’s road Harrison H. M. 33 Upper Arcade Harvey Miss, 4 Lower Westfield place Hay E. Terrell street Healls Miss, 12 Horfield road Hillier Elizabeth, Lodge street Holesgrove Misses, 38 College green House Mrs. Portwall lane Howell Miss, Regent street Hurd Miss C. 1 Waterloo street Hyatt Mrs R. P. Upper Victoria place Jolly and Son, 43 College green Keel Miss, Gloster street, Clifton Kellaway Mrs G. 12 Oakfield place, Clifton Kernick Mrs. 27 Triangle King Mrs J. 30 Clarence place Lambert Mrs. Elton place Lang Miss L. H. Portland place Lawless Miss Harriet, Hampton place Lewis Miss, 9 Dover place Lewis Miss, 24 Clifton wood crescent Michell Sarah, 3 St Andrew’s bldgs Moody Mrs. 5 York buildings Moore Miss, 49 Thrissell street Morgan Miss, 47 Park street Morgan Miss, St Michael’s hill Moulding Miss, 12 Stokes croft Mountsteven A. 22 The Triangle Newman J. 24 Ninetree hill Newman Miss, 9 Stanley terrace Owen and Hathaway, 4 College green Pain Miss, 24 Paul street, Kingsdown Parsons J. 50 Bellevue crescent Penny Miss ll Wellington terrace, Clifton Phillips Mary Ann, 40 Milk street Pile Mrs. 19 Osborne terrace, Totterdown Roberts Miss, 12 Highland place Rogers Miss, Egerton road Sellick Miss, 3 Old park hill Smith the Misses, 7 North street Sollis E. and A. Lower College green Sully F. J. Somerset street, Cathay Spark and Tait, 32 College green Thomas E. 21 Lower Arcade Thomas Mary, Whitson street Thresher Miss, 16 College green Treadwell Mrs. 50 St. Michael’s hill Waite Mary Ann, 5 Devonshire terrace Ward S. and C. 3 Ruysdael place White Paulina, 5 Somerset crescent Whitmarsh Mrs. W. 13 Kingsdown parade Williams Louisa, East Redcliff crescent Windsor Mrs. 8 Sunderland terrace Wren Misses, Totterdown

Dressmakers’ Pattern Maker

Williams David, 8 Brunswick place, Hotwells

Milliners

A milliner is a hat maker. This was a very important trade in Victorian times. If you look at Victorian photographs you will find that you rarely see anyone outside without a hat.

In Victorian times ordinary working people got all their clothes locally (or made their own). The dressmakers listed here would have been kept busy.

Adams Louisa, 26 Park street Adams Mrs. 6 Cumberland street Allen Misses, 1 Bedford view Avins Mrs. Oxford street, Totterdown Bailey Mrs. 3 Ninetree hill Baker Mrs. 34 The Triangle Barnes Miss, 20 Thomas street Bartlett R. C. 58 Redcliff street Bartley Mrs. 33 Paul street Bendall Mrs E. George st. Bedminster Bolwell T. 21 Redcliff street Bolwell Thomas, 4 Peter street Bond Mrs. 9 Hampton terrace, Totterdown Bond Mrs. Lower Clifton hill Bound E. 1 Union street Carter Elizabeth, 11 East Redcliff crescent Choffin Mrs. 35 Upper Arcade Clarke Alfred, 4 Old King street Coombs & Morgan, 17 Harford street Coombs Mrs, 39 Park street Cooper Elizabeth, 29 Lower Arcade Davis Mrs, 28 St Michael’s hill Dimond M. 15 Bedminster causeway Dowell J. H. 67 West street Drinkwater and Son, 6 High street Duck Mrs, 124 Thomas street Dunn Mrs. Pipe lane, St Augustine’s Edmonds Mrs. 12 Alfred place Floyd Mrs. 1 Lower Arcade Gibbs Mrs. 5 Elton place Gibson Hannah, 11 Rosemont terrace Gravell E. 2 Clarence road Gray and Co. 28 Wine street Harris Mrs Charles, Denmark house, Wells road Harvey Miss, 4 Lower Westfield place Harvey Mrs. 25 Elton place Hatherley E. & M. 23 Cumberland st Heall G. 1 John street, Easton Heard William, 3 Upper Arcade Hill Miss, 6 Upper Maudlin street Holesgrove the Misses, 38 College green Hooper M. A../19 Broadmead Hooper Miss, Wellillgton place Houston and Burgess, 28 The Triangle Howell Mrs R. 9 Spring st. Bedminster Humphries Miss M. King square avenue Hutton Mrs. 8 Dover place Iles Mrs. Egerton road Jennings Miss, 6 Stoke’s croft Jolly and Son, 43 College green Jones A. and M. 3 Claremont buildings Jones Misses, 25 The Triangle Kernick Miss, 24 The Triangle Kittyle Misses, 5 St Michael’s park Lapworth Miss, Shortgrove, Durdham down Lasbury S. 3 Orchard st. St. Philip’s Lee Mrs. Paul street Lee Mrs. Abbotsham place Levy Miss, 3 Bridge street Lilly S. & M. 3 Osborne terrace, Totterdown Light L. 18 Upper Arcade Linklater T. 129 Whiteladies road Lodge J. and Co. .49 Wine street Loosemoore Misses, 7 Unity street Lucas Miss, Mansion house avenue Maggs Mrs. F. 39 Castle street Maishman A. T. 11 and 12 Wine street Marshall Mrs. 10 Norfolk street Martin Miss, Royal Prom. Queen’s rd. May Miss R. Shortgrove, Durdham down Meek Mrs. The Triangle, West Mitchener Mrs. 8 Gloster street Morgan Miss, 1 St. Michael’s hill Naish Jane, 1 St. James’s parade Newman Miss Julia Ann, Ninetree hill Oxley Mrs. 4 Granby place Pope Mrs. St Augustine’s place Prestidge Miss, 30 Montague hill Richards Mrs. 12 Mall place Roberts Mrs. 12 Highland place Rogers Mary, 5 Raglan place Saunders John Edwin, 17 Castle street Simpson Miss, 55 Park street Skewes Mary Ann, 9 Devonshire terrace Slade Eliza and Ann, Surrey street Slade Misses, 59 Park st Smith Mesdames, 7 North street Smith Misses, 33 Park street Sowden Miss, 7 Wellington place Stone Miss E. L. 9 Prince st, St Paul’s Sullivan Mrs. Anjer’s rd, Totterdown Sully Miss, 3 Hanmer’s buildings Summers Mrs M. 83 Redcliff street Sydenham Mrs J. 112 Wellesley place Symes Miss, 3 Manor buildings Tarver Miss, Garibaldi bldgs, Knowle Taylor J. F. 34 College green Tennell A. A. Portland street Tovey M. and F. Stapleton road Tripp Miss Sarah, 45 Whiteladies road Turner H. 22 Lower Arcade Voisey and Healls, 3 Dover place Wainwright Miss, 10 Orchard street Wall M. A. 9 St. James’s churchyard Watson Mrs. 19 Meridian place Wayland Miss, 19 Lower Arcade Webb and Thomas, 10 Redcliff hill Wellington E. 77 Stoke’s croft Weston Stephen, 34 Wine street Westbury Mrs. 16 Southampton par. Willey and Davis, 2 Clifton place, Clifton Williams Mrs M. 18 Camden terrace Windsor Mrs. 8 Sunderland terrace Wyatt Mrs. 16 Paul street, Portland sq York Mrs. Ann, 12 St. Michael’s hill

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Reseña y resumen de Get Girl (2017)

Reseña y resumen de Get Girl (2017)

Clarence (Justin Dobles) es un chico tímido. Puede que tenga una billetera gruesa y un automóvil elegante, pero le cuesta hablar con mujeres hermosas, especialmente con la camarera llamada Alexandra (Elizabeth Whitson), de quien está enamorado. Ni siquiera sabe su nombre, aunque él viene a su bar todas las noches y la admira desde lejos. Clarence tiene una idea. Él será el salvador de Alexandra,…

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Vogue Arabia Puts Princess in Driver’s Seat, With Not a Word About Jailed Activists

“The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is putting women in the driving seat — and so are we.”

That’s how Vogue Arabia described its June cover, which features a glamorous woman behind the wheel of a classic car, parked in the desert.

But the problem for some has been which woman the magazine decided to put in the driver’s seat in an issue that “celebrates the women of the kingdom and their wide-reaching achievements,” but makes no mention of the country’s most recent crackdown on women’s rights activists.

Princess Hayfa bint Abdullah al-Saud — one of the late King Abdullah’s 20 daughters — sits behind the wheel, even as some prominent female activists who fought for the right for Saudi women to drive remain locked behind bars.

In mid-May, at least 11 activists were arrested and labeled “traitors” by the Saudi government, a move that surprised many as the country is just weeks away from allowing women to drive. Some of the activists have been released, but others remain detained.

The Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, announced last September that the notoriously conservative nation was lifting the ban on female drivers as part of a reform effort. Saudi women have long been restricted in most aspects of public life, from what they can wear to where they can travel, in part because of the country’s strict guardianship laws.

On June 24, Saudi women will legally be able to drive for the first time. But critics say the Vogue coverage fails to highlight some Saudi women whose activism helped draw international attention to the issue, and who now face persecution.

The issue does feature Manal al-Sharif, one of the Saudi activists who took part in the 2011 protests against the restrictions and was later arrested for the action, but does not mention the latest arrests.

Twitter users were swift in their reaction, calling out Vogue Arabia for what some saw as an oversight.

Others photoshopped faces of two detained women’s rights activists, Aziza al-Yousef and Loujain Hathloul, over the face of Princess Hayfa. Both women are still being held by Saudi authorities, according to Human Rights Watch.

Others voiced support for Vogue Arabia, including Ms. Sharif, the activist featured in it. She said she was happy that her “country women are being celebrated” — but also urged readers not to forget the detained activists.

Vogue Arabia launched in November 2016, with a staff of 25 and its headquarters in Dubai.

One of a series of pushes into new and potentially lucrative foreign markets by the magazine publisher Condé Nast, the new title was pitched as a digital-first, bilingual effort to attract the hearts, minds and money of women in the 22 countries of the Arab League. Saudi Arabia makes up most of the readership, Vogue Arabia said.

After just two published print editions, the editor in chief, a Saudi princess named Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz, was abruptly replaced by a male Condé Nast veteran, Manuel Arnaut. And last September, there was an outcry on social media after the models Gigi and Bella Hadid were selected as cover stars for the inaugural September issue (the most important of the annual calendar), rather than celebrities from the Arab world.

With content ranging from profiles on modest fashion designers to articles on how to style your hair under a hijab, and news articles on local events such as Saudi Arabia’s first fashion week, Vogue Arabia has made efforts to connect and promote the burgeoning Muslim fashion scene, as well as that of the West.

Glossy magazines in North America and Europe have long blended fashion and lifestyle content with broader conversations on politics and social issues. Vogue Arabia’s June issue was its first step into such waters.

In Princess Hayfa’s interview with Mr. Arnaut, she glosses over the dueling narratives in the country, and steers clear of anything that could be perceived as critical of the government. Her father ruled the country from 2005 until his death in 2015.

“In our country, there are some conservatives who fear change,” she told the magazine. “For many, it’s all they have known. Personally, I support these changes with great enthusiasm.”

Members of the princess’s own family have been singled out by the crown prince, who is her cousin.

A number of her father’s 14 sons were detained last year in the Riyadh Ritz-Carlton in what the government called an anti-corruption campaign. Critics dismissed the move as a money grab, and associates of King Abdullah’s children say the government is trying to take wealth that they consider their inheritance.

One of Princess Hayfa’s brothers, Prince Turki bin Abdullah, is still detained. The Saudi authorities have never explained why.

In his editor’s letter, Mr. Arnaut applauded “exciting and progressive changes transforming the kingdom and, by ripple effect, our region,” but made no mention of the driving activists.

In an emailed statement, he said, “Informing and initiating healthy debates around meaningful topics are a priority for us, and we therefore decided to emphasize this with an iconic and powerful image that is completely fulfilling its purpose: bring focus to the region and to the role of women in Saudi society.”

Mr. Arnaut said the publication had seen an “outpouring of positive sentiment” from the region.

“Overall, I firmly believe we fulfilled our mission: Saudi Arabia, its women, and its issues are being widely debated by the world,” he said. “It is an incredible moment for the region — of drastic changes and adjustments — and I’m proud that Vogue Arabia is an active voice in this debate.”

International human rights groups have criticized Saudi Arabia’s decision to detain the activists and are demanding their release. Human Rights Watch criticized Crown Prince Mohammed’s conflicting messaging on female drivers.

“Saudi authorities appear to be punishing these women’s rights champions for promoting a goal bin Salman alleges to support — ending discrimination against women,” Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement.

The United Nations has called the decision to imprison the activists “perplexing.”

“Given the significant loosening of certain restrictions on women’s activities in Saudi Arabia in recent months, including the forthcoming ending of the ban on women driving, it’s perplexing why both women and men engaged in campaigning for such positive developments are now being targeted by the authorities,” Elizabeth Throssell, spokeswoman for the United Nations human rights office, said at a news conference in Geneva earlier this week.

Elizabeth Paton and Ben Hubbard contributed reporting.

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