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From the sharp vowels of the Northern Cities to the drawl of the Deep South, the nasal twang of the Upper Midwest, the ...

Quintessential New York pronunciations like "dawg," "cawfee" and "fuhgeddaboudit" could slowly be things of the past, a new study revealed. The Word Finder asked more than 3,000 Americans which ...

When Adam Moss stepped down as editor of New York magazine last month, it marked the end of an era. Since taking the helm of the august title in 2004, Moss had helped set the industry standard for ...

Elyse Graham, who writes under the pen name E. J. White, recently released "You Talkin' To Me?: The Unruly History of New York English." A new book from a Stony Brook University professor explores ...