Christina Aguilera opens up about her private life as she sat down for her first ever podcast interview on what’s called “Call Her Daddy”, and she did not hold back as she opened up in detail to host Alex Cooper. She talked about never dating another celebrity, and her sex life. Christina went on to mention how she is a long-time member of the mile-high club.
And a new report from WalletHub reveals the best places to celebrate Easter in the U.S., and the city of Cleveland ranked at number 20.
They ranked the 100 biggest cities in 12 areas related to an ideal Easter celebration, including egg hunts per capita, candy and chocolate stores and the city’s Christian population.
Based on their research, they’ve named Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the best place to celebrate Easter.
2023’s Top 10 Best Places to Celebrate Easter
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Buffalo, New York
El Paso, Texas
New Orleans, Louisiana
Birmingham, Alabama
Orlando, Florida
Miami, Florida
Las Vegas, Nevada
Albuquerque, New Mexico
St. Louis, Missouri
Cincinnati ranked at number 13
Cleveland at number 20
Money spent on Easter:
Americans are expected to spend $24-billion on Easter this year, according to the National Retail Federation.
Their research finds that 81% of Americans will celebrate the holiday, spending an average of $192.01.
The top things people will be spending their money on for the holiday include candy ($3.3-billion), gifts ($3.8-billion) and food ($7.3-billion).
The top 10 Easter candies sold via Instacart:
Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs
Kinder Chocolate Candy Egg (With surprise toy inside)
Starburst Easter Jellybeans
Lindt Hollow Milk Chocolate Bunny
Cadbury Creme Egg
Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Candy Eggs
Hershey’s Kisses Milk Chocolate
Peeps Yellow Marshmallow Chicks
M&M’s Easter Milk Chocolate Candy
Brach’s Jelly Bird Eggs
17 flavors of marshmallow Peeps are available this year. 1.5 billion Peeps are consumed each Easter. And, how do Americans eat their chocolate bunnies? 78% say ears first, 17% say feet first, 5% say tail first.
Easter potato hunt anyone?:
The potato industry is suggesting an alternative to Easter traditions because of the high price of eggs: Easter potatoes. It started as a meme back in January, but now Potatoes USA, the national marketing and promotion for U.S. growers and importers, is getting in on the trend. Eggs are up 55.4% in February compared to a year earlier, while potato prices only went up 13.52% year over year. Now Potatoes USA is sharing tips on painting spuds and asking those who try it to use the hashtag #easterpotatoes on social media. Well, dyeing the potatoes would make for some really pretty potato salad or mashed potatoes!