Judy Carne Dies at 76

 

Judy Carne Dies at 76

She was known as the "Sock-It-To-Me Girl."

Judy Carne, the British actress best known for the phrase "Sock It to Me" on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, has died. She passed away after suffering from pneumonia at Northampton General Hospital in the same U.K. town in which she was born in 1939. She was 76.

Carne's death was announced on Facebook by her cousin Marnie Butcher, according to the Northampton Herald and Post. "RIP Judy Carne, you're not suffering anymore," Butcher wrote.

The daughter of two greengrocers, Carne rose to fame on U.K. television screens in the early 1960s, starring in Danger Man (1961) and The Rag Trade (1961), but soon packed her bags and headed the U.S., just ahead of The Beatles and the so-called British Invasion.

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Melissa McCarthy : Her Style

Melissa McCarthy :  Her Style

At Wednesday’s Spy premiere in London, the actress (who is gearing up to debut her own clothing line in August!) stepped out in one of her most eye-catching looks so far: a chiffon snakeskin-print maxi dress.


Melissa McCarthy Wears Snake Print Dress to Spy Premiere, Proves She's Having a Style Moment

Melissa McCarthy has pulled an impressive style hat trick, wearing her third bold print in row!

McCarthy, 44, teamed the floor-skimming design (which featured a keyhole neckline and tie at the waist) with a neutral clutch and bold red lip for a pop of color.

For the film’s Berlin premiere on Tuesday, she was also prints-happy in a abstract swirl pattern tunic, teamed with cropped gold pants and stacked heels. And last week, she wore a feminine white-and-purple floral design for her star ceremony at the Hollywood Walk of Fame. (Like we said, hat trick!)

So what will the actress’s soon-to-launch clothing line include? A mix of 80 different pieces from sizes 4 to 28.

“I want to do my own fashion line both to help women who are plus-size, and because I’ve always loved fashion, I love textiles, I truly love fabric,” she told PEOPLE last year. “Like, I have a compulsive problem with fabric. I can’t walk past it. I will buy stacks and stacks of fabric. I love it.”

She added that after welcoming her second daughter, Georgette, in 2010, she started to re-evaluate her clothing and had a hard time finding quality fabrics, something her line will offer.

“I was a different size than I’d ever been, and I realized just because I’m a different size doesn’t mean I flipped some switch and turned off a desire for anything current or modern, or a desire to look good and feel good,” she explained. “The majority of what’s out there for plus-sizes is really bad fabric, really bad design, and if you’re plus-size, you actually need a little help so you need better fabric with a weight that hangs better, that’s more flattering and forgiving.”

And she hopes her like will introduce what’s missing from the plus-size market. “I know I’m an idiot to take this on, on top of everything else, but I love it,” she concluded. “I can’t help it. I’m so excited by this. I would hope that women will love it. I think I know what’s missing out there — I can’t buy it because it’s not out there.”

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