Corona Light is going to feature some of its Facebook page’s fans on one of the most renowned ad space in the U.S., on the 40-foot-tall digital billboard on New York City’s Times Square. Through this promotion, which has been recently kicked off on its Facebook page, the Mexican beer brand is encouraging its consumers to share their photos (at least 500×500 pixels), which will be later displayed to public in NYC from November 8 to December 5.

Mazda USA is hitting the road to reach Generation Y consumers, who love indie music and traveling. The brand’s sub-compact model, Mazda2, is sponsoring 32-stop concert tour of Mayer Hawthorne & the County, which is rolling out from October 3 in Fort Lauderdale through November 12 in Los Angeles for audiences of 750-1,500 people. The car and artist’s collaboration (the fist music-themed one for the brand) is backed by a massive digital campaign, which includes the website featuring lots of music and video content, as well as Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and Facebook for spreading the word through online channels.

Drake, Trey Songz, Pitbull and Rihanna signed up for the new ad campaign rolling out by Kodak. The new push, dubbed “So Kodak,” is targeting young consumers and promotes the $200 EasyShare M590 camera, which is designed for social media-savvy consumers as enables them to forward photos to their friends’ emails or profiles on Twitter and Facebook in just three clicks.

Gap is encouraging shoppers to recycle their blues by gathering their old jeans and bringing them to a local Gap store where they can do some good and get a new pair of 1969 jeans at a special discount just in time for fall. Starting October 6 through October 20, Gap and Cotton Incorporated are teaming up to collect old denim, which will be given a «new life» by being converted into UltraTouch™ Denim Insulation by Bonded Logic Inc., and donated to communities in need.

The manufacturer of Chunks so adored by new-wave artists and performers, Converse is here again to pay tribute to music by launching a set of new initiatives focused on giving aspiring and acclaimed musicians from around the world a chance to demonstrate their moments of musical greatness to a wide audience. In India the brand is ‘hunting’ for the Original Band to give it a stage, in the U.S. the iconic shoe has launched a project dubbed Converse Rubber Tracks to open a free community-based recording studio in Brooklyn for the bands of different kinds of music ranging from punk to hip-hop to indie pop to rockabilly, and in the UK it is gathering renowned musicians for new creative collaborations.

Timberland believes it can help alleviate hunger, create jobs, protect wildlife and preserve the environment—all through the simple act of planting a tree, five million in five years. It’s a bold pledge in support of a bold vision. And although the notion is pretty simple, Timberland’s global reforestation program recognizes that success doesn’t come quite as easily as that.

IKEA UK is moving from kittens to kitchens—soon after the launch of its feline TV-ad, the global furniture and household goods retailer has released a gorgeous commercial based on Jona Lewie’s 1980-hit “You’ll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties” refreshed by a promising UK group Man Like Me and remixed by producer Arthur Baker as the soundtrack of the advert. The new spot is all about kitchens of all kinds and styles, which are good for various parties, no matter how extravagant they might be.

AXE has kicked off a massive campaign revolving around the “Less female friends, More women” tagline for the new product, AXE Ex-Friend, launched on the South America market. This time, one of the most sexism-driven brands in the world is employing the theme of male and female friendship and is highlighting the highly debatable notion that girls are not for being friends with, but to sleep with.