Happy Valley

Australian recording artist Betty Who Betty Who goes full pop diva on "The Valley", her spunky, arena-ready sophomore album. Each song is a smart spin on classic and contemporary pop trends: “Some Kinda Wonderful” has Spice Girls-era attitude, “Mama Say” is a breathy nod to Britney Spears and “Pretend You’re Missing Me” whistles and drops with EDM flair à la Kiesza or Robyn. Unsurprisingly, her cover of Donna Lewis’ “I Love You Always Forever” is a home run.

"Peace In The Valley" is the box set of American musician Elvis Presley, which included exclusively gospel compositions recorded by the musician in the early 1950s until the late 1970s. Records were made during the period from 1956 to 1977 active years of the musical career of the musician. The box set was released on September 12, 2000.

From award-winning Wall Street Journal reporters, "a startling portrait of one of our greatest tech visionaries, Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh" (Robert Kolker, author of Hidden Valley Road), reporting on his short life and untimely death and what they mean for our culture's pursuit of happiness.

From the dinosaurs and the glaciers to the first native peoples and the first European settlers, from Dutch and English Colonial rule to the American Revolution, from the slave society to the Civil War, from the robber barons and bootleggers to the war heroes and the happy rise of craft beer pubs, the Hudson Valley has a deep history.