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MTV’s After Hours series is always good for a laugh and this video is no exception. Josh Horowitz takes the Harry Potter actors on a journey of American phrases that are ridiculously common and yet so funny to hear from British actors out of any context at all. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint and Tom Felton are great sports and all do their level-headed best to say “Olive Garden,” “Charlie Sheen,”  “boo-yah” and a few others, but then sneaky Mr. Horowitz throws in “Twilight Blows.”

Can I just say how much I love Josh Horowitz for this? There – I just did – in my best freedom language accent!

Not only are Jacob (Taylor Lautner) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) trying to capture Bella’s (Kristen Stewart) love and affection, here is a third guy making his move in this spoof of the latest Twilight movie, Eclipse. Director David Slade tweeted (and approved!) this parody – what do you think? Funny?

Amy Kuney is a very talented singer. She has covered lots of artist’s songs and this time she takes ‘Obsessed’ by Miley Cyrus and gives it a Robsessed spin.

“I know I’m not the only person to be unhealthily obsessed with Robert Pattinson who plays Edward, lead vampire, in the bloody drama Twilight: New Moon, so I decided to take my unhealthy, unbalanced obsession to a whole new creepy level by doing a parody of Twilight and covering ‘Obsessed’ by Miley Cyrus. Haha, ‘Robsessed’.. I’m definitely on Team Edward. I’m stoked to see New Moon coming out Nov. 20th! I’ll see you there, popcorn in hand ~amy ps. this is a partial dramatization- I’m really not this creepy..”

So funny!

Ellen Page and Drew Barrymore’s new movie Whip It opens Friday October 2nd and the stars are taking part in a fan based q and a on moviefone.com. Curious about what it was like for Page on Juno? Wonder how she liked roller derby? How much fun was it voicing Alaska Nebraska (the Hannah Montana parody) on The Simpsons? Well go here and submit your question for your shot at getting an answer!

In Whip it, Page, the 22 year old star of Barrymore’s directorial debut, is a beauty queen who is unhappy with her pageant life and finds bliss in roller derby instead.