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There are many products currently on the market that claim to reverse hair loss and grow new hair. James Intrater of Hackensack, N.J., believes he has developed a new product that works and has no side effects. It does not contain minoxidil, a proven hair-growing chemical that has been known to cause allergic reactions, chest pain, dizziness, fainting, rapid heartbeat and weight gain.

New York City is known for a lot of things: finance, fashion, architecture, politics, music, art and sports. But did you know that New York, “the city which never sleeps,” may also be one of the most haunted cities in the world?

Robert Roblin feels that his new motion picture, In This Place, is important not just from an artistic standpoint – but from a humanistic angle as well.

Andrea Burns of Atlanta, Ga., has a unique plan to help the homeless. She wants to build a small moveable house for herself while constructing shelters for others and operating a mobile food kitchen. “I aim to be one part of the solution and building this Tiny House is the first step,” Burns explained.

Thanks to the support of individuals, businesses and grants, the New Docta International Music Festival provides free chamber music concerts and educational events for Argentinean youth. This year’s festival takes place Sept. 1-7 in Córdoba, Argentina.

In this digital age, there are many options for document storage. Lisa Purvis of Raleigh, N.C., has a cutting-edge, yet extremely practical, solution.

Michele Clark’s latest project, Poem or Beauty Hurts Mr. Vinal, is more than just a short film.

Recognizing the need for dramatically improved elder care in Haiti, Yonie Richard of Clermont, Fla., has created a nonprofit organization – as well as a detailed plan – for helping this underserved group.

It’s a combination of Pandora, Facebook, iTunes and Spotify. Joel Roberts of South Perth, Australia, has come up with Your Tunes World, the ultimate musical social networking app.

Cathryn Raia, an illustrator from Eden Prairie, Minn., wants to create a living memorial to her good friend, Isaac Zafft, who was murdered in California on July 7. “The best way to remember Isaac is to compile a book of his stories, pictures and illustrations,” said Raia.