For the record - Oct. 27, 2010

Watts Towers: In the Oct. 25 Section A, a caption with a photo of documentary producer Edward Landler speaking at the Watts Towers misspelled the first name of the landmark’s builder, Sabato “Simon” Rodia, as Sabatio. It also said the name of Landler’s film was “I Build the Towers.” The documentary is titled “I Build the Tower,” which is a quote from Rodia.

Grocery lawsuit: An article in the Oct. 23 Business section about two separate class-action lawsuits being certified against grocery chains Ralphs and Albertsons said a federal judge had certified the cases. They were certified by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William F. Highberger, a judge in a state court.

“Paranormal Activity 2”: The movie list in the Guide section of the Oct. 24 Calendar section said that “Paranormal Activity 2” was written by Michael R. Perry. The full credits on the film are screenplay by Michael R. Perry and Christopher Landon and Tom Pabst, story by Michael R. Perry.

“Apocalypse Now”: In the Oct. 17 Calendar section, the Second Look column about two new DVD packages for the film “Apocalypse Now” described “Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse,” included in the three-disc set, as “Eleanor Coppola’s valuable behind-the-scenes documentary.” She was one of three directors; the others were Fax Bahr and George Hickenlooper.