On leadership:

• Jewish Women International releases its "10 Women to Watch in 5770" list.  Mazel Tov! [JWI]

On the Arts:

• The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco will host “As It Is Written: Project 304,805,” a public performance in which 34-year-old scribe Julie Seltzer will spend a year calligraphing a Torah scroll in one of the museum’s galleries. [Tablet]
• New York, I Love You opens this Friday, starring Natalie Portman as an ultra-Orthodox woman.  Tablet looks over the history of Hasidic characters in film. [Tablet]
• Regina Spektor condemns Holocaust deniers in her song, "Ink Stains." [MyJewishLearning]

On remembrance:

• A Christian school in Florida used a sleepover to "simulate" Anne Frank's experience for 8th grade students. They ate potatoes and couldn't use their iPods or the internet. That's basically the same thing, right? [Tablet]
• First Anne Frank has a Youtube channel, now Auschwitz has a Facebook page. [YoYenta] [Tablet]

On happiness:

• Remember that happiness survey?  Barbara Ehirenreich weighs in and explains why this is pseudo-science. [Guernica]

On feminism:

• Last week we posted a link to that freaky photoshopped magazine cover featuring a Ralph Lauren model.  This week, the model, Filippa Hamilton, was fired for being overweight.  She is 5'10" and weighs 120 lbs. [Daily News]
• Alienate your female customers? Pepsi has an app for that! [Mashable]

On vigilante injustice:

• Podcast: Young Israeli men are forming vigilante groups to "rescue" Jewish women from their Arab boyfriends. [NPR]

On love:

• Teens struggle to tell love from abuse in this NPR podcast. [NPR]
• Is the concept of finding your "bashert" unproductive, or even healthy? [Forward]

On healthcare:

• Good news! According to Guttmacher, the use of contraceptives is up, and the rate of abortion is down! [Feministe]
• A breastfeeding infant is declared obese, and denied health insurance. [LaVidaLocavore]
• Tell Congress to end gender discrimination: I am not a pre-existing condition! [SEIU]

On comedy:

• "Susie Essman: Why I love Susie Greene" [Sisterhood]
• Sarah Silverman is at it again!  This time she suggests the Pope sell the Vatican, and use the money to end world hunger. Catholics are not amused. [Tablet]