■ Correction: Because of a production error, the cover story in Friday’s “g’’ section on the documentary film “For the Love of the Music: The Club 47 Folk Revival’’ omitted a photo caption. For complete caption information, visit www.bostonglobe.com/arts.

Prosecutors said George Zimmerman did not utter a racial slur in his call to 911 on the night he shot Trayvon Martin.

A man whose wife had just told him she was leaving him shot and killed her and their young daughter inside a crowded restaurant.

The soldier charged in the killings of 17 Afghan villagers will not participate in an Army review aimed at determining his mental state, his lawyer said.

By Choe Sang-Hun

For the new North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un, his government’s failure to put a satellite into orbit Friday was a $1 billion humiliation.

Islamists rally against candidate in Egypt

By Maggie Michael

Egyptians demanded the country’s ruling generals bar Hosni Mubarak’s former spy chief from running in next month’s presidential elections.

letters | TUNNEL TROUBLES

Leave electricians out of broad criticism

“Your editorial suggests that the electricians who installed the fixtures are at fault.” — Michael P. Monahan

letters | TUNNEL TROUBLES

"I would like to commend the officials at the Massachusetts State Department of Transportation for considering the use of energy-efficient LEDs as replacement lights in the Boston area tunnels." - Keith T. S. Ward

Dan Shaughnessy

Red Sox bring a big win home

By Dan Shaughnessy

They’ve been playing in the old yard for 100 years now, but rarely has a win felt more urgent or welcome for the Sox and their unsettled fans.

Brown, wife unhurt in two-car accident

By Eric Moskowitz

Senator Scott Brown and his wife, Gail Huff, were unhurt Friday night after the SUV in which they were passengers struck a telephone pole in Dedham.

LOS ANGELES

The man once known as Clark Rockefeller will stand trial in late January in downtown Los Angeles for the slaying of a man he is accused of beating to death and burying in San Marino, his lawyer said Friday.

US stocks fell Friday as consumer confidence cooled in April. Also weighing on indexes was a report that China’s growth slowed to the least in three years and the cost of insuring against a Spanish default rose to a record. Concern about the global financial system drove banks lower even after JPMorgan and Wells Fargo reported earnings that beat estimates.

MARKET MOVERS

Redbox brand propels Coinstar results

Coinstar Inc. jumped to a record after the owner of Redbox said first-quarter sales and profit exceeded estimates.

MASS. MOVERS

Struggling Talbots falls on sales forecast

Women’s apparel maker Talbots Inc. dropped after it said first-quarter sales will decline from a year earlier.

Dora Saint, a prolific chronicler of English village life who wrote under the pen name Miss Read, has died.

Robert Kennedy began his business empire in a 1972 venture when he sold nutrition, bodybuilding, and fitness instruction courses through the mail.

Lili Chookasian, 90; singer was one of the great contraltos

By Margalit Fox

Lili Chookasian, an American singer who was among the most prominent contraltos in the world, died Tuesday.

Bob Ryan

Rays of light for Josh Beckett

By Bob Ryan

If any team can offer testimony as to what kind of pitcher Beckett can be, it’s the Tampa Bay Rays.

Sports Log

Martin Truex Jr. won the pole for Saturday’s Sprint Cup race in Fort Worth, followed directly by two drivers from the Roush Fenway team, which has won eight of the last 22 races at Texas Motor Speedway. Truex had a qualifying lap Friday of 190.369 miles per hour in his Michael Waltrip -owned Toyota . Matt Kenseth will ...

NHL roundup

Roundup: Los Angeles wins again

The visiting Los Angeles Kings beat top-seeded Vancouver, 4-2, on Friday night to take a 2-0 lead in their first-round series.

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Tom Sizemore says he’s doing better

By Mark Shanahan and Meredith Goldstein

Nearly three years sober, Tom Sizemore is in town for a Saturday screening of “Slumber Party Slaughter’’ at the Boston International Film Festival.

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By Mark Shanahan and Meredith Goldstein

World-renowned milliner Stephen Jones stopped in Boston for tea at the Mandarin Oriental earlier this week.

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By Mark Shanahan and Meredith Goldstein

Familiar faces at Friday’s Red Sox home opener included Senator Scott Brown, Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, and Sox owner John Henry.