For the record - Sept. 11, 2012
Venice Film Festival: An article in the Sept. 10 Calendar section about the Venice Film Festival awards winners had two of the prizes reversed, as was initially announced by the festival. The Silver Lion Award, the prize for directing, went to Paul Thomas Anderson for “The Master.” A special jury prize was awarded to Austrian director Ulrich Seidl for his controversial exploration of religion and oppression, “Paradise: Faith.”
Fashion Week: In the Sept. 9 Image section, an article about New York Fashion Week and an accompanying photo caption said Olympian Sanya Richards-Ross attended the BCGB fashion show. The correct name is BCBG Max Azria.
Jake Eberts: In the Sept. 8 LATExtra section, the obituary of film producer Jake Eberts said that the 1989 movie “Driving Miss Daisy” concerned a spinster and her black driver. The female character was a widow, not a spinster.
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