Obituary for the day

The BBC has an obituary for a funny lady:

Jan Hooks, the comedy actress who impersonated Hilary Clinton and Sinead O'Connor on Saturday Night Live, and voiced Apu's wife Manjula in The Simpsons, has died at the age of 57.
Her agent confirmed she died in New York City, though no cause of death has been given.
Hooks also played Jenna Maroney's mother Vera in two episodes of the hit comedy 30 Rock.
Her SNL co-stars included Wayne's World stars Mike Myers and Dana Carvey.
Seth Myers, former head writer at Saturday Night Live and the host of this year's Emmy awards, tweeted: "RIP Jan Hooks. One of the all time greats."
He was joined by Ted writer and director Seth MacFarlane, who added: "Jan Hooks still stands out as one of the funniest cast members in SNL history. Very sorry to read about her passing."
Hooks was born and grew up in Georgia, and began her comedy career in the Los Angeles-based troupe The Groundlings, whose alumni include Will Ferrell, Jack Black, and Friends star Lisa Kudrow. She was offered a contract with SNL in 1986, alongside Carvey and Phil Hartman, who would go on to voice several characters in The Simpsons, including failed actor Troy McLure.
Her impersonations included Betty Ford, Nancy Reagan, and Jodie Foster. Hooks' other television work included the CBS sitcom Designing Women and Futurama. She voiced Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon in The Simpsons in six episodes between 1997-2002 before she was replaced by Tress MacNeille.
In films, Hooks had roles in 1985's Pee-wee's Big Adventure and played the Penguin's image consultant in 1992's Batman Returns.

Rico says let's hope she didn't die from something stupid...