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New York Post
13-08-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Mexico's Nômade Tulum resort: Oceanfront wellness with a Mayan Riviera twist
If it isn't literally the world's chicest spot to downward dog, one suspects the Yoga Shala at Nômade Tulum is damn close. Crafted in rough-hewn timber and surrounded by lush Yucatan jungle, the open-air space features a vaulted ceiling that draws the eyes upward as you breathe in incense, bask in slivers of sunlight and work your way through a series of expert-guided moves. And when class is dismissed, that's when it gets really challenging — especially for first-timers or anyone who isn't blessed with a killer sense of direction. 5 Nômade Tulum offers a bungalow stay for guests, surrounded by lush gardens with a private outdoor plunge pool. Courtesy of Nômade Tulum Advertisement Comprising a maze of rooms, suites, treehouse accommodations and bungalows — along with three restaurants, a spa, an ocean-front pool and a central wellness hub called the Gratitude Tent — it's all connected by stone-strewn paths marked with only the occasional sign to point guests in the right direction. But could 'finding one's way' be a metaphor for the beloved 10-year-old resort itself? 'We collaborate with leading practitioners and locally renowned teachers to create offerings that meet guests wherever they are on their journey, whether they're seeking physical vitality, emotional healing, inner growth or simply a moment of stillness,' says Lucrecia Milan, Nômade Tulum's programming director. 'A key part of our mission is to provide tools and techniques that guests can take home, allowing their journey of self-exploration and well-being to continue beyond their stay.' Advertisement Much of those deep spiritual dives take place in the Gratitude Tent, where guests plop down on the floor atop festive Mexican carpets and absorb the teachings of an ever-changing slate of experts. Handpicked to support monthly themes such as 'Happy Together,' 'Blossoming,' 'Nurtured' and 'The Creative Family,' these educators are drawn from Nômade Tulum's global database of practitioners and artists of all stripes. 5 Guests absorb the teachings from the resort's global database of astrologers, super yogis and lucid dreaming coaches in the Gratitude Tent. Courtesy of Nômade Tulum Among some of the more popular facilitators the resort has booked over the years: alignment specialists Human Garage; super yogi Arun Kolagada; lucid dreaming coach Charlie Morley; musician Leo Prakash and astrologer Rebecca Gordon. On a recent 'Emotional Health Day' during the 'Happy Together' week this past April, guests were invited to partake in sessions like 'Somatic Release Exercises' by Lily Hardy, who describes herself as a 'psychedelic breathwork and change facilitator' on her @thelifeyoulove IG account, and 'Taoist Lore to Transform Emotions' by traditional Mayan massage therapist Beatriz Pinet. Advertisement 5 The resort offers a curated selection of weekly wellness experiences including 'yin yoga' and 'psychedelic breathwork.' Courtesy of Nômade Tulum While all fitness classes and wellness-centric gatherings listed in the weekly program are gratis, along with evening communal get-togethers like 'Songs to the Stars' at the fire pit, resort guests who want to go deeper on their own are welcome to splash out on a huge array of private sessions. Falling under broad headings like 'Changing,' 'Fresh Vision,' 'Higher Love' and 'Harmony of Mind,' the fee-based offerings include a 'Soul Reading' to help release childhood trauma, Reiki, a sound-healing 'gong bath,' and the Mexican-themed Temazcal Ceremony sweat lodge. 5 Private sessions on offer include 'Soul Readings' and sound-healing 'gong bath' sessions. Courtesy of Nômade Tulum Advertisement Want to keep it light? Consider booking an option like 'Clay & Play' ceramics instruction or 'Stargazing' out over the stunning stretch of the Caribbean Nômade Tulum is parked on. For anyone seeking a more hedonistic time-out, the pool and beach beckon, as do the three distinctively different restaurants, all connected by an emphasis on fresh, local ingredients: Macondo, a festively decorated, Mediterranean-themed space offering a lavish gratis breakfast and live music in the evenings; Kuu, a gorgeous jewel box serving up a Japanese, chef-curated 'Omakase' experience, and La Popular, an open-air, ocean-facing dining area that's ideal for a lunch of fresh fish and a cocktail or two. And then there are the resort's two spas. 5 Yäan healing sanctuary leans into traditional folk remedies to promote relaxation. Courtesy of Nômade Tulum At the pint-sized, on-site Nômade Healing Beach Deck, guests can partake in a Mayan Clay Ritual, Herbal Soaking Bath, Aloe Vera Cooling Treatment and all manner of massages, all while lulled by the lapping of turquoise-hued waves just beyond. Located a short walk up Carretera Tulum Boca-Paila, the quaint, boutique-lined main drag in the city's shore-front 'hotel zone,' Yäan Healing Sanctuary is Nômade Tulum's star beauty and wellness attraction. Featuring nine treatment rooms, many housed in separate private bungalows, as well as an elaborate hydrotherapy circuit and a chic fashion and jewelry boutique in the spa's main area, Yäan leans heavily into traditional folk remedies. Advertisement Whether it's the 'Limpia' energetic cleanse that kicks off with indigenous copal incense or the 'Santigüada' sacred purification featuring a mix of Mayan herbs and mezcal, spa guests can expect major stress relief with a distinctly Mexican bent. 'At Yäan, our mission is to bring health, relaxation and well-being, to cleanse the body and spirit and ignite the light within all who will enter,' says spa staffer Carolina Álvarez Luna. We're in. Rooms from $375 at Nômade Tulum
Time Out
11-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Saturdays are for getting lost in the neon dreams of Wong Kar Wai
In a Wong Kar Wai film, time tends to drift. Lovers pass like shadows. Cigarette smoke curls into the night and neon spills across empty streets. The air hums with the ache of words left unsaid, of glances that never meet. For over thirty years, his masterpieces have lingered in audiences' hearts like an unspoken confession. Now, Bangkok Kunsthalle art gallery invites you to lose yourself in the longing of his world as they bring his classics back to the big screen. Every Saturday night at 7pm this August and September, the former printing house will transform into a world suspended in time, screening four of Wong's flicks. If you don't already know, Bangkok Kunsthalle sits quietly in Yaowarat's neighborhood, the very streets where In the Mood for Love whispered its secrets. Here's what's playing in this series: In the Mood for Love (2000) - August 16 A slow-burning tale of forbidden desire and unspoken emotions, where two souls meet in the shadow of loneliness. Happy Together (1997) - August 23 Set in the neon-lit streets of Buenos Aires, this is a raw, passionate story of a turbulent gay relationship – a tale of love, heartbreak and the fragile hope of new beginnings. Chungking Express (1994) - August 30 Two separate tales of chance encounters and urban loneliness unfold in the bustling heart of Hong Kong. Fallen Angels (1995) - September 6 A nocturnal journey through the lives of lost souls wandering the city's underbelly – hitmen, dreamers and the strangely poetic strangers who inhabit the neon shadows. The screenings are free. No need to register – just arrive and drift into the night, where time slows and even a can of expired pineapple holds the fragile weight of hope.
Buzz Feed
05-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Felix Mallard Auditioned For Outer Banks, Phone Call From Harry Styles
It's finally time, peaches! That's right, Ginny & Georgia is back with Season 3, and I've personally been anxiously waiting to binge-watch all of the new episodes. Ginny & Georgia Season 3 picks up after the explosive Season 2 finale cliffhanger, which saw Georgia get arrested for murder shortly after her wedding. Now, the Millers are in the town's spotlight more than they've ever been before. With Georgia navigating her new reality, Ginny is also trying to figure out where she stands, and if it can really still be Ginny and Georgia against the world. To celebrate the return of Ginny & Georgia, we had the cast — Antonia Gentry, Felix Mallard, Brianne Howey, and Sara Waisglass — compete against each other in a game of Cast Wars to see how well they really know each other behind the scenes. And let's just say this cast knows each other super well. Like, I love how much they love each other. Like, the cast revealed that Felix almost starred as John B in Outer Banks before Chase Stokes got the role. But, there were a few surprising facts they revealed that even surprised each other, like how in The Exorcist TV series, Brianne's mom was played by the iconic Geena Davis. Or how Harry Styles called Felix to let him know he booked the role of Cooper on Happy Together, which was a sitcom that was loosely based on Harry's experience living with producer Ben Winston. Sara knowing both the Harry Styles and John B facts just proves she is a true BFF. Felix recalled, "It was a sitcom loosely inspired by a time when [Harry] lived in Ben Winston's attic. And he was signed on as a producer, and I think Ben said, 'Harry, could you just call him and say...'" He said he suddenly got a call from an unknown number, picked up, and it was Harry. You can watch the full Cast Wars video with the Ginny & Georgia cast below: And be sure to watch Ginny & Georgia Season 3, which is streaming now on Netflix.
Yahoo
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Movies to see this week: 'In the Mood for Love,' 'The Brood,' a visual album from Thom Yorke
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience. Generate Key Takeaways Another busy week with controversial movies, very uncontroversial movies, and something strange from Thom Yorke. Here are the movies you can catch around the Twin Cities this week. Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) Saturday, May 10, at The Parkway Theater Star Wars Day has come and gone, but, obviously, no holiday is required to get Star Wars fans out for the original. It's the second week of The Parkway's month-long run of movies from a galaxy far, far away. That's all we need to say, right? It's Star Wars. You know what you're getting. 4814 Chicago Ave., Minneapolis ($5–$7 in advance/$8–$10 at the door) Tall Tales (2025) Thursday, May 8, at The Main Cinema For one night, you can catch something you don't typically find on the big screen. Tall Tales is a new collaboration between record producer Mark Pritchard, Radiohead's Thom Yorke, and visual artist Jonathan Zawada. They're calling it a "visual album" that draws on synth-pop, prog, dub, 70s synth, Joe Meek, Ivor Cutler, Library, krautrock, and Warp Records' heyday. (It's being released, in part, by Warp.) Tall Tales features new music and visuals, and they're saying it contains elements of a fairy tale, in case the title wasn't an obvious enough hint. It's not a whole lot to go on — the trailer kind of evokes Koyaanisqatsi — but fans of these artists probably don't need a whole lot of prodding. 115 SE Main St., Minneapolis ($17) In the Mood for Love (2000) Thursday, May 8, at Grandview Theatre There's a surprising amount of Wong Kar-Wai coming to Minnesota theaters in May. Both Chungking Express and Happy Together will return to theaters, with the former screening on Wednesday. I have a soft spot for both, especially Happy Together, but if you're showing Wong Kar-Wai movies, it's hard not to start with this masterpiece. Tony Leung Chiu-Wai and Maggie Cheung star as neighbors who suspect their spouses of having affairs. They bond and are determined to keep things above board, but there might not be a movie with more pent-up sexual tension. 1830 Grand Ave., St. Paul ($14.44) Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai Du Commerce, 1080 Bruxulles (1975) Saturday, May 10, at Alamo Drafthouse Jeanne Dielman has gotten a lot of attention over the last handful of years after it topped Sight & Sound's list of the greatest films ever made in 2022. The critics' poll inspired a lot of debate (and a lot of criticism of the poll). Nonetheless, it put Chantal Akerman's 1975 film in the spotlight and offered a chance for many (me included) to revisit and appreciate the subtle and considered character study. It rewards viewers who are down to stick it out through its three-hour and 22-minute runtime. The movie stars Delphine Seyrig as the widowed title character, obsessed with her routines and caring for her son. When the chores are done, she has clients arrive at her flat for sex. Despite its length, the movie takes place over a short period of time as Jeanne has a sexual awakening that upends her life. 9060 Hudson Rd., Woodbury ($11.91) The Brood (1979) Monday, May 12, at Emagine Willow Creek David Cronenberg's The Brood may be among the most haunting horror movies that is (at least partially) about birth. A woman is committed to the care of a possibly depraved psychologist who prevents her husband from visiting, despite his desire to find out what kind of abuses their daughter may have endured at his wife's hands. Though, that quickly becomes the least of his problems as small, deformed, child-like creatures begin to murder anyone to whom he gets close. 9900 Shelard Pkwy., Plymouth ($8.25) Related: Kevin Smith wants to bring 'Mallrats' back to Eden Prairie for its 30th anniversary More movies screening this week: Related: Tickets set to go on sale for the pre-Broadway run of 'Purple Rain' in Minneapolis
Metro
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
First trailer for ‘demented' new horror movie with 100% Rotten Tomatoes score
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video The first trailer for a terrifying new horror movie has dropped, and it already boasts a rare 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Alison Brie and husband Dave Franco have teamed up for Together, which will be released on July 30 and was written and directed by Michael Shanks. The latest horror set to give us nightmares follows couple Millie and Tim as they relocate to the countryside for a quieter life, but their relationship takes a creepy turn when they become physically attached. In the brief teaser, which was set to The Turtles' Happy Together, cracks begin to form in their co-dependent romance, leading Millie to seek help from a therapist. 'Since the move, Tim and I haven't been on the same page,' she tells him. 'Maybe we're just complacent.' 'Well, complacency can sometimes simply be harmony,' he tells her. 'This could be the beginning of something wonderful. 'We spend our lives in search of the other half. If you think you've found that, don't be so quick to let it go.' We then see the couple passionately kissing before their lips stick together, sparking more confusion. Things become more disturbing as they battle to save their relationship – as well as their lives – with the chilling final seconds showing their eyelids fusing together. Together is set to hit the big screen in the summer, but premiered at SXSW in March, and has earned rave reviews from critics, and a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes. The Daily Beast's Nick Schager praised: 'A giddy grotesquerie that has midnight-movie crowd-pleaser written all over it.' Screen International's Tim Grierson agreed: 'Brie and Franco, who also serve as producers, lend star power, and the film's catchy conceit could make this a fun date-night prospect for couples with a demented sense of humor.' 'Couples who have been together as long as Tim & Millie start to question where one person ends and the other begins,' Brian Tallerico of wrote. 'Together turns that concept into physical horror in a way that's unforgettable.' Kate Erbland from IndieWire said: '[A] delightfully unhinged spin on the body horror joint.' Variety's Owen Gleiberman penned: 'It's fun (in a rather bumptious way), it stars two very good actors playing a couple who have as many issues as couples do in real life, and it works as a totally unhinged yet far from mindless thriller built around a Big Idea.' As Ross Bonaime of Collider added: 'In this wild horror romance, Brie and Franco go completely all-in with a gleefully strange concept that's some of their best work yet. 'Shanks' screenplay is a great blend of unrelenting horror and laughably uncomfortable moments.' Alison and Dave first met in 2011 and they announced their relationship the following year. They eventually walked down the aisle in March 2017 – this marks the third time they have worked in a project together, after The Rental in 2020, and Somebody I Used To Know in 2023. In a joint interview with People Magazine, they raved about spending their days together professionally. 'I am always so in awe of you when we're on set together,' the Mad Men actress told her husband. 'It's very attractive!' 'We are getting to watch each other do new things,' she praised. 'I'm endlessly impressed by the amount that Dave pushes himself outside of his comfort zone. More Trending 'I haven't seen him do before… Just his sheer physicality – I've always known Dave was a natural athlete but watching the things he does in this movie was truly surprising.' The official synopsis for Together reads: 'Years into their relationship, Tim and Millie find themselves at a crossroads as they move to the country, abandoning all that is familiar in their lives except each other. 'With tensions already flaring, a nightmarish encounter with a mysterious, unnatural force threatens to corrupt their lives, their love and their flesh.' Together is in cinemas on July 30. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: Inside Anna Wintour's relationship with famous British actor including Met Gala appearance MORE: Arnold Schwarzenegger baffles fans after posing with Danny DeVito and ex Prime Minister MORE: Another Simple Favor viewers 'horrified' over bizarre Blake Lively incest plot
