Clearing out the box

I missed posting it on the right day, but this article gives you a quick guide to Cinco de Mayo.

A lowbrow food, ramen noodles attempts to go highbrow; and a highbrow food, foie gras, attempts to stay legal.

The Brits give us the 50 key moments of pop music (their list is a little more interesting than the standard one of these because of its blatant Anglocentrism), while this article gives us the 30 worst songs from Texas (I like this list a little more than the Blender worst 50, because it's got a better theme running through it. For my Lone Star readers: Don't look at this as Texas bashing, after all, I can't even come up with 30 Pennsylvania songs, bad or good. Also, an article this snarky would make writing a question from it trivial. Just credit your source and Ctrl-X, Ctrl-V your way to a healthy bonus.)

There's nothing simpler in question writing than stumbling across a news article about something that everybody knows (and I mean that as something that everybody knows, not "every quiz bowler knows", or the more commonly found "every quiz bowler better than me knows"). Here's three examples.
The Silk Road
The Three Musketeers
Mona Lisa