Matthew McConaughey has a conspiracy theory about football that dates back hundreds of years - and he's recruiting Charli XCX, Martha Stewart and more stars to convince people it's true in a hilarious Super Bowl commercial for Uber Eats.

Charli XCX hasn’t performed during the Super Bowl halftime show (yet), but she’ll make her “big game” debut this Sunday. The “360” singer appears in an Uber Eats commercial alongside Matthew McConaughey and Martha Stewart, which is actually my dream blunt rotation. Snoop Dogg agrees.

The commercial, which also features cameos from Kevin Bacon, Martha Stewart, Greta Gerwig, Charli XCX and Sean Evans, continues the campaign that pushes football as a conspiracy to make people hungry.

Matthew McConaughey chats exclusively on set with USA TODAY's Ralphie Aversa about his new Uber Eats Super Bowl ad and infamous tuna salad recipe.

If you're just here for the snacks, Uber Eats' 2025 Super Bowl ad has Matthew McConaughey going deep to uncover the reason you're always hungry for more.

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 delivery company has crafted a rapid-fire ad in which the actor takes on many different roles across multiple eras to

Uber Eats’ Super Bowl commercial finds Matthew McConaughey showing the link between food and football with help from Martha Stewart, Charli XCX, Kevin Bacon, Sean Evans and Greta Gerwig.

In a new ad for Uber Eats set to air during the Super Bowl, Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey leads a lineup of stars announcing a spectacular conspiracy theory.