An Incomplete List of Pop-Culture References in How to Teach Relativity to Your Dog

I've been going through the manuscript for the book making up a list of glossary words (a frighteningly long list), and also noting miscellaneous pop-cultural references-- quotes, direct mentions, paraphrases, etc. I'm sure I've missed a few-- many of them occur in section titles, which my eyes tend to slide right over as I read (in the previous book, one section was titled "Clever Section Title Here" until distressingly late in the process)-- but for your amusement, here's what I have at the moment, in approximately the order in which they appear in the book:

• Star Wars
• The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
• George Carlin
• The Music Man
• Pardon the Interruption
• Groucho Marx
• Lewis Carroll
• Tom Waits and/or Norah Jones
• William Butler Yeats
• The Rolling Stones
Crystal Gayle
• Sherlock Holmes
• The Triplets of Belleville
• The Princess Bride
• The Eagles
• Trent Reznor and/or Johnny Cash
• Neil Young
• They Might Be Giants
• Terry Pratchett
• Elvis Costello
• Sesame Street
• Peter, Paul, and Mary

I suppose this list might provide some sort of insight into my psyche, but I'm not sure what beyond the fact that I have too many snippets of pop-song lyrics occupying neurons that might otherwise be used for something productive. I probably ought to offer some sort of prize to whoever can correctly identify all of these, but since nobody else has the full manuscript yet, I won't bother.