Saatchi & Saatchi created a multi-city, multi-media spectacular for the next installment in Deutsche Telekom‘s ‘Life is for sharing’ campaign that unfolded simultaneously across five markets on November 17 starring the world’s biggest selling female artist of all-time, singer-songwriter Mariah Carey. Mariah Carey appeared before audiences in Germany, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Poland simultaneously in the form of a hologram interacting with real dancers and live audiences in each location, creating a unique ‘life is for sharing moment’.

Toyota continues to explore the ‘plural’ theme—the auto brand teamed up with Saatchi & Saatchi LA agency to launch a new piece in its advertising push ‘Prius Goes Plural’ launched to promote the Toyota Prius hybrid model range. Now, the brand introduces the People Person, created of 18 humans, which together make up a new huge character, being its body parts. Brought together, they move and act like a single creature, performing usual daily routine (turning off an alarm clock, brushing teeth, etc.), reflecting the idea that most of us behave in similar way, while being quite different by nature.

Today hundreds of consumers will have the chance to experience the world’s number 1 smartphone game live in the latest installment of Deutsche Telekom’s “Life is for sharing” campaign. Its new campaign “Angry Birds live game” is a unique collaboration with Rovio’s No. 1 app Angry Birds, the cult game for mobile phones, along with Saatchi & Saatchi cretive team.

As part of The 21st Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors’ Showcase at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2011 (19–25 June), Saatchi & Saatchi partners with Vimeo and Moby to discover fresh filmmaking talent. Saatchi & Saatchi, along with acclaimed musician, composer and photographer Moby, and international video sharing community Vimeo, is throwing down the gauntlet to the next generation of young filmmakers with a unique Music Video Challenge based on the theme of this year’s New Directors’ Showcase—‘Hello, Future’.

The theme of reuniting people with their loved ones has been successfully employed by a number of brands, including Baileys with its ‘Bring You Home’ project and Nivea’s New Year’s Eve promotion, to name a few. Now, the concept has become the basis for a series of Cadbury’s promotions: while bringing together the nation through the Spots v Stripes campaign in the U.K., the chocolate brand is also reconnecting Aussie families in the new promotional program dubbed ‘The Cadbury Catch Up,’ developed by the Saatchi & Saatchi agency and launched on February, 13.

Toyota is teaching web users an English grammar lesson and promotes its new Prius line at the same time. The automaker decided to leave all the technical talks behind and focus on debates revolving around making its name plural (now, since there will be more models in the range, this question should be resolved once and for ever). To gear up discussion, the brand commissioned the Saatchi & Saatchi agency to create something really catchy—and the creative team develop a nice video in a children educational song’s tone.

Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc. launched “Ideas for Good,” a unique initiative centered on what the company has been doing for many years—repurposing its innovative automotive technology to benefit society in the non-automotive space. The brand also challenges public to find new, non-automotive applications for five distinct Toyota technologies to ultimately benefit society.