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On Friday’s Ellen DeGeneres Show, the talk show host put Vanessa Hudgens in the hot seat about beau (and Us Weekly Star of the Year) Zac Efron.

Is it tough dating him when every woman wants him, DeGeneres asked.

"Ah, he’s hot," Hudgens replied before DeGeneres began asking a slew of random questions.

See photos of Zac and Vanessa at Us Weekly’s Hot Hollywood bash!

What does he eat for breakfast - cereal?

He’s "more of an eggs kind of guy," Hudgens said. "If he’s feeling lazy he just drinks them. Not most of the time, but every now and then."

What did she get him for his 21st birthday?

"I haven’t given it to him yet. I’m kind of late," she said. "It’s something for a house."

When DeGeneres pressed for more, Hudgens joked that she got him "a mug, an Ellen mug."

Later, DeGeneres asked the biggest burning question: Is Efron a good kisser?

Hudgens paused.

"Yes, fine - we kiss in the movie," she replied, referring to High School Musical 3, which opens today.

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Johnny Carson’s former sidekick stars in a pair of hip-hop-inspired Internet spots for FreeCreditReport.com. The videos feature McMahon, 85, in a track suit and gold bling, walking the streets of Los Angeles and rapping about his financial woes.

"I’m very proud that I have two videos now," McMahon told Usmagazine.com in an exclusive interview. "I’m rapping up a storm,"

The ad campaign comes after the TV icon married to his wife, Pamela, for 18 years publicly endured a series of financial, medical and legal difficulties including a broken neck, the near foreclosure of his Beverly Hills home and multiple lawsuits for unpaid debt.

But McMahon is bouncing back.

"I’m still working through my financial difficulties, but there’s no doubt that my wife and I will get through this," he tells Us. "And yes, we are still living in our home."

McMahons advice to others in this tough economy?

"Hard times can creep up on anyone, so always keep an eye on your own finances, live reasonably within your means and dont be afraid to ask for help," he says.

The former Star Search host admits rapping isn’t as easy as it looks.

"There’s no time to breathe," he says. "If youre a good rapper, you just start out, and you take a breath."

But he’s not ruling out releasing a full-length album of his tunes.

"I don’t see that on the horizon, but who knows, it could happen!" he says.

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