in which chefs reimagine fast-food classics. The resort’s Pineapple villa is designed in the "Bikini Bottomcore" style born from the aesthetic of SpongeBob’s house on the animated Nickelodeon ...

Jukes Cordiality was created by British award-winning wine writer and wine taster, Matthew Jukes, to mirror the depth, taste, and ability to enhance the flavor of food ... it's the uber-cool ...

Uber Eats’ latest Super Bowl 2025 ad combines previously featured Matthew McConaughey and Charli XCX with Martha Stewart in a new segment that explores the conspiracy football was invented to ...

Uber Eats is counting on a dizzying array of Matthew McConaugheys to help it make a Super Bowl splash in an ad game that counts two of its many competitors as advertisers. The transportation and ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Uber Eats (NYSE: UBER) is excited to announce a new partnership with The Home Depot (NYSE: HD), the world's largest home improvement retailer.

The actor, 55, has teamed up with several A-listers for Uber Eats' anticipated Super Bowl commercial, which sees him exploring a loaded conspiracy theory about football. Released on Tuesday ...

For many food delivery drivers, their job isn't just about delivering food — it’s about scraping by and managing the financial strain that often comes with gig economy work. An Uber Eats ...

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He goes into full action hero mode. Will Uber Eats catch and deliver tennis legend Andy Murray? Or will the three-time Grand Slam champion get away? Uber Eats’ mission to supercharge retail ...

Super Bowl advertising is a difficult assignment for marketers and agencies. Year after year, brands step onto the biggest ...

“The whole game is basically an elaborate scheme to make you buy more food.” He then rattles off ... paranoid theories at us. And because Uber has paid to have that ad seared into our brains ...