Photo: RB/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images; Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/GettyWatch out,Gwyneth Paltrow—Jennifer Coolidgeis coming for your bag!TheWhite Lotusstar is appearing alongside Paltrow in Uber Eats new Super Bowl commercial, and tells PEOPLE she’s interested in developing a candle of her own to rival Paltrow’sinfamous “This Smells Like My Vagina” candle.“You know what I want to do?I want to have an ass candle,” Coolidge says. “I want to be the first that comes up with it!“Of course, if she does, Uber Eats will be just the place to sell it. The company delivers much more than just food, as both Coolidge and Paltrow learn the hard way in their Big Game spot, which finds the two of them — as well as Trevor Noah and Nicholas Braun — taking bites out of inedible objects like paper towel rolls, lipstick tubes, dish soap, and more.In the clip, Paltrow even bites her Vagina candle. “This candle tastes funny,” she says, while chewing. “Not bad, but funny.“courtesy uber eatsUber Eats even partnered with Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop, delivering some of the mogul’s favorite beauty and sexual wellness products on-demand to New York and Los Angeles residents, including that much buzzed-about candle.The uniquely-scented and interestingly-named votivequickly went viral when it was released in January 2020. A collab between Goop and artisanal fragrance brand Heretic, the product —which retails for $75— has a scent described to contain a “blend of geranium, citrusy bergamot, and cedar absolutes juxtaposed with Damask rose and ambrette seed.“According to the candle’s online description, the item “started as a joke” between perfumer Douglas Little and Paltrow while they were collaborating on a fragrance together. The two were testing scents when theOscar winner, 49, blurted out, “Uhhh..this smells like a vagina.“While the two didn’t end up bottling the “funny, gorgeous, sexy, and beautifully unexpected scent” into a perfume, they did think it would be “perfect as a candle.““It’s not really supposed to smell like a vagina,” Paltrow told Jimmy Kimmel in 2020. “I think a lot of women have grown up with a certain degree of shame or embarrassment around this part, so we are kind of like ‘Yo!’ “courtesy uber eatsAs for Coolidge, she didn’t have any idea what her hypothetical candle would smell like, but did open up to PEOPLE about how excited she was to be a part of Uber Eats' spot.“This is my first Super Bowl ad,” Coolidge says, joking, “Who would have thought? When they told me they wanted to do this, I thought it was a crank phone call!““It’s been so great working with Uber Eats because they’ve really made this into a great business. It’s a concept I didn’t know anything about before I signed up to do this commercial. I thought they just did food, but there are so many things you can have delivered with Uber Eats,” she adds. “It’s just so cool that you can just get on an app and get everything brought to your house!“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Since the pandemic, Coolidge has been using Uber Eats more and more.“My life has sort of changed, with these Zooms and everything,” she explains. “Once they show up to set these up, I can’t leave my house. There’s all this stuff that I always need, but you’re in this stationary position where you have to host the people in your house so you can’t leave. So we’ve been using it like a storm here!““You can get anything; you can get the dog food, feminine products … you can actually send someone out for flowers and candles and they’ll show up before your people arrive,” Coolidge says. “If you came into my house right now and saw what I have: brushes, makeup, eyeshadow, lipstick, lipgloss, powder puffs, fragrances — I love all that girl stuff. Oh, and trash bags. Sometimes you think to yourself, ‘Am I going to have this person show up with just a tiny little makeup item?’ So you add things to your order like trash bags that you know you’ll need down the line. Open my closet and you’ll see, I really do have trash bags for days.”
Photo: RB/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images; Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty
Watch out,Gwyneth Paltrow—Jennifer Coolidgeis coming for your bag!TheWhite Lotusstar is appearing alongside Paltrow in Uber Eats new Super Bowl commercial, and tells PEOPLE she’s interested in developing a candle of her own to rival Paltrow’sinfamous “This Smells Like My Vagina” candle.“You know what I want to do?I want to have an ass candle,” Coolidge says. “I want to be the first that comes up with it!“Of course, if she does, Uber Eats will be just the place to sell it. The company delivers much more than just food, as both Coolidge and Paltrow learn the hard way in their Big Game spot, which finds the two of them — as well as Trevor Noah and Nicholas Braun — taking bites out of inedible objects like paper towel rolls, lipstick tubes, dish soap, and more.In the clip, Paltrow even bites her Vagina candle. “This candle tastes funny,” she says, while chewing. “Not bad, but funny.“courtesy uber eatsUber Eats even partnered with Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop, delivering some of the mogul’s favorite beauty and sexual wellness products on-demand to New York and Los Angeles residents, including that much buzzed-about candle.The uniquely-scented and interestingly-named votivequickly went viral when it was released in January 2020. A collab between Goop and artisanal fragrance brand Heretic, the product —which retails for $75— has a scent described to contain a “blend of geranium, citrusy bergamot, and cedar absolutes juxtaposed with Damask rose and ambrette seed.“According to the candle’s online description, the item “started as a joke” between perfumer Douglas Little and Paltrow while they were collaborating on a fragrance together. The two were testing scents when theOscar winner, 49, blurted out, “Uhhh..this smells like a vagina.“While the two didn’t end up bottling the “funny, gorgeous, sexy, and beautifully unexpected scent” into a perfume, they did think it would be “perfect as a candle.““It’s not really supposed to smell like a vagina,” Paltrow told Jimmy Kimmel in 2020. “I think a lot of women have grown up with a certain degree of shame or embarrassment around this part, so we are kind of like ‘Yo!’ “courtesy uber eatsAs for Coolidge, she didn’t have any idea what her hypothetical candle would smell like, but did open up to PEOPLE about how excited she was to be a part of Uber Eats' spot.“This is my first Super Bowl ad,” Coolidge says, joking, “Who would have thought? When they told me they wanted to do this, I thought it was a crank phone call!““It’s been so great working with Uber Eats because they’ve really made this into a great business. It’s a concept I didn’t know anything about before I signed up to do this commercial. I thought they just did food, but there are so many things you can have delivered with Uber Eats,” she adds. “It’s just so cool that you can just get on an app and get everything brought to your house!“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Since the pandemic, Coolidge has been using Uber Eats more and more.“My life has sort of changed, with these Zooms and everything,” she explains. “Once they show up to set these up, I can’t leave my house. There’s all this stuff that I always need, but you’re in this stationary position where you have to host the people in your house so you can’t leave. So we’ve been using it like a storm here!““You can get anything; you can get the dog food, feminine products … you can actually send someone out for flowers and candles and they’ll show up before your people arrive,” Coolidge says. “If you came into my house right now and saw what I have: brushes, makeup, eyeshadow, lipstick, lipgloss, powder puffs, fragrances — I love all that girl stuff. Oh, and trash bags. Sometimes you think to yourself, ‘Am I going to have this person show up with just a tiny little makeup item?’ So you add things to your order like trash bags that you know you’ll need down the line. Open my closet and you’ll see, I really do have trash bags for days.”
Watch out,Gwyneth Paltrow—Jennifer Coolidgeis coming for your bag!
TheWhite Lotusstar is appearing alongside Paltrow in Uber Eats new Super Bowl commercial, and tells PEOPLE she’s interested in developing a candle of her own to rival Paltrow’sinfamous “This Smells Like My Vagina” candle.
“You know what I want to do?I want to have an ass candle,” Coolidge says. “I want to be the first that comes up with it!”
Of course, if she does, Uber Eats will be just the place to sell it. The company delivers much more than just food, as both Coolidge and Paltrow learn the hard way in their Big Game spot, which finds the two of them — as well as Trevor Noah and Nicholas Braun — taking bites out of inedible objects like paper towel rolls, lipstick tubes, dish soap, and more.
In the clip, Paltrow even bites her Vagina candle. “This candle tastes funny,” she says, while chewing. “Not bad, but funny.”
courtesy uber eats
Uber Eats even partnered with Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop, delivering some of the mogul’s favorite beauty and sexual wellness products on-demand to New York and Los Angeles residents, including that much buzzed-about candle.
The uniquely-scented and interestingly-named votivequickly went viral when it was released in January 2020. A collab between Goop and artisanal fragrance brand Heretic, the product —which retails for $75— has a scent described to contain a “blend of geranium, citrusy bergamot, and cedar absolutes juxtaposed with Damask rose and ambrette seed.”
According to the candle’s online description, the item “started as a joke” between perfumer Douglas Little and Paltrow while they were collaborating on a fragrance together. The two were testing scents when theOscar winner, 49, blurted out, “Uhhh..this smells like a vagina.”
While the two didn’t end up bottling the “funny, gorgeous, sexy, and beautifully unexpected scent” into a perfume, they did think it would be “perfect as a candle.”
“It’s not really supposed to smell like a vagina,” Paltrow told Jimmy Kimmel in 2020. “I think a lot of women have grown up with a certain degree of shame or embarrassment around this part, so we are kind of like ‘Yo!’ "
As for Coolidge, she didn’t have any idea what her hypothetical candle would smell like, but did open up to PEOPLE about how excited she was to be a part of Uber Eats' spot.
“This is my first Super Bowl ad,” Coolidge says, joking, “Who would have thought? When they told me they wanted to do this, I thought it was a crank phone call!”
“It’s been so great working with Uber Eats because they’ve really made this into a great business. It’s a concept I didn’t know anything about before I signed up to do this commercial. I thought they just did food, but there are so many things you can have delivered with Uber Eats,” she adds. “It’s just so cool that you can just get on an app and get everything brought to your house!”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Since the pandemic, Coolidge has been using Uber Eats more and more.
“My life has sort of changed, with these Zooms and everything,” she explains. “Once they show up to set these up, I can’t leave my house. There’s all this stuff that I always need, but you’re in this stationary position where you have to host the people in your house so you can’t leave. So we’ve been using it like a storm here!”
“You can get anything; you can get the dog food, feminine products … you can actually send someone out for flowers and candles and they’ll show up before your people arrive,” Coolidge says. “If you came into my house right now and saw what I have: brushes, makeup, eyeshadow, lipstick, lipgloss, powder puffs, fragrances — I love all that girl stuff. Oh, and trash bags. Sometimes you think to yourself, ‘Am I going to have this person show up with just a tiny little makeup item?’ So you add things to your order like trash bags that you know you’ll need down the line. Open my closet and you’ll see, I really do have trash bags for days.”
source: people.com
