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Source:
starpulse
Posted on: December 18, 2007 10:03 PST
Filed under: Celebs
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A magazine which triggered false rumors that High School Musical star Zac Efron is recording a new album with rapper Lil' Wayne is defending its decision to poke fun at the stars, insisting it was intended "as a joke."
O.C. Weekly, a well-respected arts and entertainment publication, looks set to have to make an apology to both parties, after claiming the unlikely duo are working on a music project together.
A reporter on the magazine is alleged to have witnessed Efron saying "What's up, my n--ga?" to the rapper, before giving him a hug and then a "full-on kiss" on the lips.
The news weekly printed the story without a disclaimer, making it appear to be true.
However the O.C. Weekly's editor is standing by his decision.
He tells a celebrity blogger, "I just wanted to clarify that the Zac Efron and Lil' Wayne story is purely fictional and is simply intended as a joke (and a hysterical one at that)."
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