Arts and Music

• Judy Chicago (born 1939)

  American artist and feminist.

  • Created The Dinner Party (see list of 20th-century Contemporary Artists)
• ''Judy in Disguise''
  • A 1968 hit recorded by John Fred and his Playboy Band (see list of Names in Song titles)
• Judy Garland (born 1922, died 1969)

  American actress and singer. Original name: Frances Gumm.

  • 1961 Grammy winner for best female vocal performance, for ''''Judy at Carnegie Hall'''' (see list of Grammy winners for Best Vocal Performance)
• Judy Pfaff (born 1946)

  American sculptor.

  • Created the mixed-media installation piece 3-D (see list of 20th-century Contemporary Artists)

Leadership

• Judy Lewent
  • 22nd Most Powerful Woman, SVP and CFO, Merck (see list of 2000 Fortune 50 Most Powerful Women in American Business)
  • 27th Most Powerful Woman, SVP, CFO Merck (see list of 1999 Fortune 50 Most Powerful Women in American Business)
• Judy McGrath
  • 18th Most Powerful Woman, President, MTV & M2 (see list of 1999 Fortune 50 Most Powerful Women in American Business)
  • 16th Most Powerful Woman, CEO and Chairman, MTV Group (see list of 2000 Fortune 50 Most Powerful Women in American Business)

Miscellaneous

• Judy Chicago (born 1939)

  American artist and feminist.

  • 1973 Mademoiselle Award winner (see list of Mademoiselle Award Winners)
• Judy Collins (born 1939)

  American singer and songwriter.

  • Has had tuberculosis (see list of People Who Have Had Tuberculosis)
  • 1975 Mademoiselle Award winner (see list of Mademoiselle Award Winners)
• Judy Szekeres
  • 1957 Mademoiselle Award winner (see list of Mademoiselle Award Winners)

Sports

• Judy Kimball
  • 1962 Ladies'' Professional Golf Association champion (see list of LPGA Champions)
• Judy Audsley Soutar
  • Member of the Women''s International Bowling Congress Hall of Fame (see list of Women's International Bowling Congress Hall of Fame)

Stage and Screen

• Judy Barton

  Fictional character.

  • Played by Kim Novak (see list of Character from Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo)
• Judy Borden

  Fictional character.

  • Portrayed by Helaine Lembeck (see list of Characters on ''Welcome Back, Kotter'')
• Judy Burrell

  Fictional character.

  • Character on the soap opera ''''Another World'''' (see list of Characters on ''Another World'')
• Judy Canova (born 1916, died 1983)

  American singer and actress.

  • Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Motion Picture (see list of Movie Personalities with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
  • Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Radio (see list of Radio Personalities with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
• Judy Funnie

  Fictional character.

  • From ''''Doug'''' (see list of Cartoon characters)
• Judy Garland (born 1922, died 1969)

  American actress and singer. Original name: Frances Gumm.

  • On Hollywood''s Footprints of Fame (see list of Celebrities Honored by Mann's Chinese Theater)
  • Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Motion Picture (see list of Movie Personalities with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
  • Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording (see list of Recording Personalites with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
• Judy Harriet
  • 1950s Mouseketeer (see list of 1950s Mickey Mouse Club)
• Judy Holliday (born 1922, died 1965)

  American actress. Original name: Judith Tuvim.

  • 1957 Tony Award winner for her performance in Bells are Ringing (see list of Tony Winners for Best Actress in a Musical)
  • 1950 Academy Award winner for her performance in Born Yesterday (see list of Oscar Winners for Best Actress)
  • Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Motion Picture (see list of Movie Personalities with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
• Judy Jetson

  Fictional character.

  • From ''''The Jetsons'''' (see list of Cartoon characters)
• Judy Norton-Taylor (born 1958)

  American actress.

  • Portrayed Mary Ellen Walton Willard (see list of Actors on ''The Waltons'')
• Judy Roth

  Fictional character.

  • Portrayed by Mia Farrow (see list of Characters in the film Husbands and Wives)

The Literary World

• Judy Blume (born 1938)

  American novelist.

  • Wrote Wifey (see list of Prose Writers of the 20th Century)
  • Author of Then Again, Maybe I Won''t, and Blubber (see list of Authors of some of the most frequently banned books between 1990-99, in the United States)
• Judy Horton

  Fictional character.

  • Dies of malnutrition in Stephen King''s novel The Stand (see list of Characters in The Stand)
• Judy Mazel
  • Author of the 1981 nonfiction best-seller The Beverly Hills Diet (see list of Bestselling Nonfiction Authors in the U.S.)