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15-05-2025
- Entertainment
Olympic figure skaters Maia and Alex Shibutani pen book honoring AAPI trailblazers
ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with Maia and Alex Shibutani, the first Asian athletes to earn Olympic medals in ice dance, about their new children's book, 'Incredible,' and their return to the ice. May 14, 2025
Time of India
13-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
GAIL gets five bids for US LNG project stake
State-owned gas importer GAIL (India) has received five proposals for equity stakes in US LNG projects, each linked with offers for long-term LNG supply contracts, top company officials said on Tuesday. GAIL last month floated a tender seeking up to 26 per cent stake in a US LNG project, bundled with a 15-year liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply contract. "We have received good response from US companies," GAIL Director (Business Development) Rajeev Kumar Singhal said at a company press conference. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Incredible, the TV box everyone is talking about: Access all channels ? Techno Mag Undo The offers, he said, were under evaluation. "There are five respondents." He did not share further details. Live Events GAIL floated the tender just as India negotiated a broader agreement with the US following President Donald Trump's newly imposed tariffs. The tender is a revival of a similar process kicked off by GAIL during the previous Biden administration in the US. That was stalled when then-president Joe Biden put a freeze on new LNG export permits for projects at the start of 2024. In the last month's tender, GAIL sought for offers on a stake in a US liquefiation project that would be commissioned by 2030 at the latest. It also wants to buy 1 million tonnes per annum of LNG from a US liquefaction plant on a free-on-board basis over a firm 15-year period with the option to extend this by five or 10 years. It is eyeing shipments to start in the 2029-30 period. Bids closed on April 28. GAIL Chairman and Managing Director Sandeep Kumar Gupta said the company's latest tender should not be linked to any other negotiations and it was simply revival of the 2023 tender. "At the country level, we have great appetite for US LNG (for meeting energy needs)," he said. India's domestic production of natural gas, which is used to produce electricity in power plants, make fertiliser and turned into CNG to run automobiles and piped to household kitchens for cooking, meets only half of its needs. The rest is imported in its liquid form (LNG). India is the world's fourth-largest buyer of LNG, with Qatar currently its largest supplier. "At the (US gas benchmark) Henry Hub price of USD 3.5-4 (per million British thermal unit), it makes good sense to import US LNG," Gupta said. "We believe there is great potential in increasing US LNG volumes." While LNG from the US is linked to Henry Hub prices, imports from other places like Qatar is benchmarked to crude oil prices. However, LNG linked to Henry Hub price of more than USD 4 per mmBtu would not compare favourably with gas indexed to Brent crude oil prices that averages USD 60-65 per barrel, he said. Gupta said India's gas demand is rising 6-8 per cent per annum. GAIL, he said, will operate its 5 million tonnes a year LNG import terminal at Dabhol in Maharashtra during the monsoon season for the first time. This after a breakwater facility that guards ships against high swells in the sea, was constructed. GAIL typically shuts the terminal for four months from May 25 every year during monsoon. The new breakwater will now enable ship arrivals during monsoon. "Our breakwater has been completed. We have applied for an all-weather terminal status with the authorities," Gupta said.
Yahoo
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Labrinth Turns Madness Into Magic in ‘S.W.M.F.' Video
Labrinth locks in on his latest single 'S.W.M.F.' The record arrives alongside an intense music video directed by Brendan Walter. The visual, which finds the musician coated in glitter in some scenes and slipping into madness in others, captures him in moments of inner turmoil that give way to bolstered resilience and personal victory. 'S.W.M.F. is about being the protagonist of your own misery and coming out alive and better for it,' Labrinth shared in a statement. 'I've been down that lonely road/I've been there and back for sure/Better give me my flowers for it/And I've been walking that tightrope/Pray I keep my head screwed on when the world decapitate,' he raps on the record. 'Yeah, I've been feelin' sorry for myself/Yeah, I've been too sorry for myself/Pity got me locked in/I've been way too hard on myself/I've been way too hard/Time to spring back on some king shit.' More from Rolling Stone Zendaya Says She Would Consider Releasing New Music: 'Maybe One Day' Sia Collaborates With Labrinth on Uplifting Single 'Incredible' Billie Eilish Brings Out Boygenius, Labrinth at London Show Fitting to its release date, 'S.W.M.F.' is an acronym for 'Star Wars, motherfucker,' the refrain Labrinth chants during the outro of the song. In the first verse, he spits: 'I'm a sinner, I'm a martyr/But I own it like a god, here we go/Watch me Luke Skywalker/Tell them bitches I'm alive, here we go.' 'S.W.M.F.' marks the first solo release from Labrinth since his third studio album, Ends & Begins, arrived in 2023. In the lead-up to the single, the musician shared a series of Instagram posts teasing his conceptual approach to this new era, all of which end in the reveal of an orange logo and the term 'Cosmic Opera.' 'I don't know shit about classical,' he says in one clip. 'I just know how to copy it. It's like Rolling Stones fucking with Muddy Waters. They didn't know nothing about the blues. But they fuck with the sound.' In other, he states: 'I'm coming home. I know it. I'm coming home. I'll be home soon.' Best of Rolling Stone The 50 Greatest Eminem Songs All 274 of Taylor Swift's Songs, Ranked The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Time of India
02-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Weekly Horoscope Pisces, 5th May 2025 to 11th May 2025: You should focus on self-expression, partnerships, and communication this week.
Pisces natives will experience a week full of personal growth and reflection. Especially when it comes to self-expression and relationships. The emotions may run high. It is important to stay grounded and communicate thoughtfully. Your focus may shift from the inner world to the external matters. #Pahalgam Terrorist Attack India's Rafale-M deal may turn up the heat on Pakistan China's support for Pakistan may be all talk, no action India brings grounded choppers back in action amid LoC tensions Predictions: On 5th May, the Moon will be transiting from the Leo sign in your Sixth House. This can highlight work and health issues. The Moon is aspecting the Twelfth House. This may bring subconscious stress. You may need to take a rest. You should also focus on your mental well-being. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Incredible, the TV box everyone is talking about: Access all channels ? Techno Mag Undo Also Read: Pisces Monthly Horoscope, May 2025 Pisces Yearly Horoscope 2025 Live Events On 8th May, the Moon will be transiting into the Virgo sign in your Seventh House. This can bring the focus to partnerships. This transit can help in career advancements. The Moon is aspecting your First House. This can stir emotional awareness about your identity. You will be more aware of how you should project yourself. On 10th May, the Moon will be transiting into the Libra sign in your Eighth House. This urges transformation in finances and shared resources. The Moon will be aspecting your Second House. This is a good time to reassess your financial situation. Mercury will be transiting from the Aries sign in your Second House on 7th May. This can help in your financial matters and all communication about money. There is a chance of sharp verbal exchanges on financial matters. Mars in the Cancer sign in your Fifth House can create creative blocks. You can also have tension in romantic relationships. You need to be patient. You should avoid impulsive decisions. Risky financial decisions can lead to financial loss. Jupiter continues its transit from your Third House. This enhances your learning and communication. You can gain from social interactions. Your relationship with your siblings can improve. Saturn and Rahu in the First House encourage deeper self-reflection. You can have personal growth through discipline. You should avoid rash decisions. Health-wise, this transit can cause challenges. Ketu in the Seventh House may bring some detachment. There can also be spiritual insight into your relationships. The health of the spouse can be a cause for concern. There can also be misunderstandings. Summary: This week is about balancing personal growth and communication. You may have to focus on relationships and finances. You should also be mindful of your health and energy levels. Especially, during the Moon's transits. You should embrace opportunities for self-reflection and improvement. Written by: Anand Sagar Pathak of For feedback, write to hello@
Perth Now
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Kelly Jones found writing solo album 'not very pleasant'
Kelly Jones found writing his solo album "not a very pleasant experience". The Stereophonics frontman released his second solo LP, 'Inevitable, Incredible' last year and writing the songs was "unnerving" because so much emotion poured out of him, which he hadn't expected. He told The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column: 'Being a songwriter has many sides. "When I wrote the solo album 'Inevitable, Incredible', the process was really deep, and not a very pleasant experience. "It was deeply emotional, cathartic and kind of unnerving at times because you didn't know where those emotions were coming from. "It's about being as honest and vulnerable and truthful as I can be. I don't try to edit myself as I go along.' Stereophonics have just released their 13th studio album, 'Make 'Em Laugh, Make 'Em Cry, Make 'Em Wait' and Kelly teased fans can expect a wide variety of tracks. He said: 'Some of the stuff on this record is uplifting, anthemic and feel-good and then there are other songs that are introspective.' August 2027 will mark the 30th anniversary of the group's debut album 'Word Gets Around' but the 50-year-old singer isn't planning anything to mark the milestone. He said: 'I'm not sure if we will make a big deal of it. 'It seems like every two years there is an anniversary for one record or another. "I've always tried to move forward rather than move back. "I'm proud of what 'Word Gets Around' is. "I'm really grateful that I continue to write songs and have made 13 albums and have 180 songs to pick and choose from every night.' The 'Dakota' singer is thrilled he has been able to work with so many of his "idols" over the years. He reflected: 'We've had the opportunity to go on the road with all of our idols. 'We were very, very lucky to be on David Bowie's last tour. "The Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chili Peppers, U2 – they all took us on tour. You can't beat that. "From being taken to see the Stones at a gig in 1989 by my brothers, when they were buying me a bootleg T-shirt, to then opening for the band a few years later – it's just all a bit surreal, still. "Oh and Ronnie Wood being in my wedding band, it's just f***** [ridiculous] really. "They are the moments I will take with me, because they are things that I thought were never achievable.'
