For the record - Oct. 27, 2011

Amanda Palmer & Neil Gaiman: An article in the Oct. 26 Calendar section about the West Coast tour of Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman said that their appearance Monday at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in L.A. was sold out. As of Wednesday afternoon, tickets were still available.

Oscar nominations: In the Oct. 26 Section A, a front page index item referring to an article in the Calendar section about actors in contention for Academy Awards said half a dozen performers have been nominated for multiple films. The Oscar nominations will be announced Jan. 24.

Election in Tunisia: An article in the Oct. 26 LATExtra section about Islamist party Nahda’s apparent victory in the Tunisian elections referred to Atef Dhibi as a protester against Nahda. Dhibi is a student who sympathizes with the party.

Baseball playoffs: An article in the Oct. 21 Sports section about pitching in Game 2 of the World Series said that Colby Lewis had recorded the first quality start for the Texas Rangers in the 2011 postseason. Lewis earlier had a quality start (pitching six innings and giving up one earned run) in Game 3 of the American League Division Series against the Tampa Bay Rays.

Apple TV: An article in the Oct. 26 Business section about Apple’s potential interest in developing a television set misspelled the last name of Broadcom Corp. executive Dan Marotta as Muratta.