Kooyeen, I'm African American and being black has NOTHING to do with pronouncing the word "sword" nor does it have anything to do with Ebonics. That is an ignorant, stereotypical statement... It was just a guess, since CB said he

They had a guy playing the President of the United States with a British accent. Brendan Frasier makes an inexplicable ... But this was no "Iron Man," "Independence Day" or even "Transformers I." I'd say it's

They had a guy playing the President of the United States with a British accent. Brendan Frasier makes an inexplicable and totally irrelevant cameo. The Asian kid from "Tropic Thunder" has yet another role where he's a seething

I think it refers to hands and arms. Where are the "hand-ees", at the end of my "arm-ees". Good catch, ferdis. A person with a Cockney accent would have heard that immediately.

It's refined and has bad teeth? In all seriousness, where does this ridiculous stereotype come from? Which stereotype are you talking about? In general, to the average American, the English accent stands in for either "foreign"

most noticable differences between the English accent and the Spanish accent (when speaking English) Initial sp , st , and sc do not occur in Spanish. As a result, the speaker of Spanish adds an intial e , thus: espeech, estop, eschool. y is often

Ralph: Hey, Flamingo. Hi. Really unique show. Striptease without the nudity. Miranda: My name's Miranda. And the show was terrible. Who are you? Ralph: Ralph Jones. You know, you don't really have a Vegas accent. Miranda: I wouldn't

De Niro lifts the lid on Hollywood By Michael Osborn Entertainment reporter, BBC News Film star Robert De Niro's latest big screen outing takes a wry look at the tears and tantrums that go on behind the scenes of the very industry he inhabits.

I moved from North Carolina to Los Angeles. I do not have a thick Southern accent, but some people (who grew up on the West Coast) think that it is the epitome of a Southern accent. In the South people never thought I was native to the area and

I've always wondered about this, and after seeing some videos here on EF (in Foo), I thought I had to ask. In posts, swearwords are censored. I take it the mods don't want to see too much swearing in here. But the problem is... what if