Random iPhone App of the week: Coach has debuted its first stand-alone mobile shopping app, which focuses on the brand's limited edition collections featuring Peanuts' beloved comic strip characters etched into leather bags and accessories. My favorite feature is the photobombing feature where you can add Snoopy, Charlie Brown and Woodstock to your pictures.

Papa Gino's and Super Bowl Champion Tedy Bruschi had a great time pranking customers. As consumers waited for their pizza, a large cardboard photo of the former New England Patriots player would come to life with the voice of Bruschi himself -- and the pizza would then be delivered to the table by Bruschi himself.

Santa ditches his sleigh to fly coach in an Expedia.com ad. Coach, the brand, teams up with the Peanuts gang.

Following a 40-year hiatus, Burger King has brought back the YUMBO Hot Ham & Cheese Sandwich for a limited time. The sandwich features black forest ham, melted American cheese, lettuce and mayo on a toasted hoagie bun. Originally launched in 1968, the Yumbo was removed from the menu in 1974. To introduce the sandwich to a modern-day audience, Pitch turned back time in one Los Angeles-based Burger King, giving the fast food spot a '70s feel, from the outfits, paint colors, uniforms and payphone located outside. It was a trip for regular …

Given the digital age that we live in, things like autograph signings sound almost archaic. XFINITY Sports is keeping autograph signings current by placing a digital spin on the act. The brand enlisted NFL to participate in #SignMyTweet. From Nov. 23 to Nov. 24, fans could tweet @XFINITYSports using the hashtag #SignMyTweet for a chance to get their tweet signed by Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith. Then, during a live Twitter signing Nov 24, selected tweets were printed and hand-signed by Smith, and the autographed tweets were mailed to winners as a …

Hennessy's latest brand campaign pays homage to the 20-year career of hip-hop artist and Hennessy brand ambassador, Nas. "The Ride" is a continuation of Hennessy's "Never stop. Never settle" campaign that asks consumers: "What's your Wild Rabbit?" Last year, the brand launched a campaign starring Sir Malcolm Campbell and the story of how his Wild Rabbit chase led to nine land-speed world records. The latest ad follows Nas as he chases his Wild Rabbit on a New York subway. Each time Nas moves into a new train car, viewers are transported to …

Expedia.com launched an emotional holiday video starring Santa Claus. Santa ditches the sleigh and opts for a different form of air travel: coach. In "Santa Flies Coach," viewers watch Santa navigate a bevy of airports worldwide. Not only do kids react with childlike glee when Santa waits in line, adults revert back to their childhood self when Santa strolls by. Over the course of a week, Santa traveled 19,602 miles in 49.7 hours. He went from the North Pole (via Anchorage) and flew through Honolulu, Tokyo, Dubai, Paris, Dublin, New York City, …

Sanuk has launched a fall line of comfortable shoes. How comfortable? They keep one couple feeling relaxed and laid-back, even when their friends get into trouble.

Random iPhone App of the week:Aardman Animations launched a new official Shaun the Sheep game called "Sheep Stack." Using a pair of pants, players must stack sheep on top of each other in an effort to reach a plate of doughnuts using as few sheep as possible. Players must overcome many challenges, like swinging see-saws, tumbling tires and whizzing water-wheels that try to tumble the sheep stack. There are 60 levels across two different environments. The app is available in the App Store and costs $2.99. Download it here.

Nissan Rogue has launched a TV spot where the scariest component is the imagination of a young boy. In the ad, which promotes Rogue's advanced safety features, a child with a vivid imagination sees danger out of every window, until his family arrives safely home.