We have written previously about Natalia Paruz, NYC's resident Saw Lady.

Paruz had once hoped to be professional dancer, but after being hit by a car near Lincoln Center, she had to find a new career path. [...] She found the musical saw, learned to play and landed in this unexpected career of busking and performing

Here, the Saw Lady entertains straphangers in the Union Square subway station by playing a eerie rendition of the Star Trek theme song. Paruz's music is available on Apple Music.

Shion Uino is a master sushi chef who has worked under some of the best in the industry. Now, the young chef has started his own 8-seat sushi restaurant in Midtown East, Mifune. Learn more about the chef and the restaurant in this profile video from our friends at Eater New York.

Uino worked under [Takashi] Saito — sometimes known as Japan’s “sushi god” — at the lauded chef’s three Michelin-starred restaurant, Sushi Saito — notoriously one of the most difficult reservations to get in Tokyo. On his own for the first time, Uino left Sushi Saito in 2017 to open his eight-seat omakase counter Sushi Amane inside New York City Japanese restaurant Mifune. The two restaurants very quickly gained popularity, and each its own recognition. Most notably, Uino’s downstairs sushi counter received a Michelin star within its first year.

The library of banker J.P. Morgan was built in 1906 and now its exterior has a new shine and new gardens.