  We establish a relation between the boundary and the topological entropies
for the conformal minimal models in some of the simplest models of the unitary
A-A series. We show that in these models the boundary entropy is a difference
of topological entropies. Furthermore, we define the crosscap entropy as the
analog to the boundary entropy in non-oriented theories. The crosscap entropy
is defined as the logarithm of the degeneracy of the ground state due to the
presence of crosscaps and it can be expressed in terms of the crosscap
coefficients. This crosscap entropy has not an explicit relation to the
topological entropy as the boundary entropy. However, we propose a new
quantity, $\hat S = \ln P_{0i}$ defined in terms of the modular transformation
$P$ between the open and closed channel of the M\"obius partition function.
With this quantity, the crosscap entropy can be regarded as a difference of
entropies, very similar to the boundary entropy. We also compute the left-right
entanglement entropy (LREE) for crosscap states and we express it in terms of
$\hat S$. An explicit example of the LREE of the crosscap state in
Wess-Zumino-Witten is carried out
