For the record - Feb. 12, 2013

Krump dancing: An article in the Feb. 10 Arts & Books section about krump dancing said Jessica Koslow, a producer at the Underground dance company, was a fellow in the USC Annenberg/Getty Arts Journalism program. Koslow earned a master’s in arts at the USC Annenberg Journalism School. It also said that dancer Boogie Frantick is from New York; he is from Los Angeles. And a caption with a photo of Frantick misidentified his pictured dance technique as krumping; Frantick is a popper.

Oscar songs: A Classic Hollywood feature in the Feb. 11 Calendar section about Oscar-nominated songs said Norah Jones will sing the Oscar-nominated “Everybody Needs a Friend,� co-written by Oscar host Seth MacFarland, from the movie “Ted.� His name is MacFarlane. Also, the article should have noted that Walter Murphy wrote the music and MacFarlane the lyrics.

Frank Ocean: A critic’s notebook on Frank Ocean in the Feb. 11 Calendar section said the singer performed “Bad Religion� on “Saturday Night Live.� In addition to “Thinkin’ Bout You,� he performed “Pyramids.� Also, the article said Gotye won the Grammy for song of the year. The musical act won the award for record of the year.

Hollywood and politics: An article in the Feb. 9 Section A on the relationship between Hollywood and Washington said “Silver Linings Playbook� director David O. Russell spoke on the Senate floor on behalf of a mental-health bill. He spoke in a separate room inside the Capitol and appeared with sponsoring senators.

L.A. budget report: An article in the Feb. 11 LATExtra section about Los Angeles mayoral candidate Wendy Greuel’s budget plans referred to a 2009 memo by the city administrative officer and chief legislative analyst. It was a November 2011 memo.

Jane Austen: An information box in the Feb. 8 Calendar section about stories to be found on latimes.com said Jane Austen is buried in Westminster Abbey. She is buried at Winchester Cathedral.