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Mallorca I No. 2135 I 4 - 10 June 2026 I FREE Newspaper
SHE’S better known for making audiences laugh on the big screen but Hollywood star Amy Schumer has been showing off a different set of skills during a sunshine break in Mallorca. The American comedian, actress, writer and producer was spotted paddleboarding in the dramatic coastal surroundings of Escorca on the island’s north-west coast during a holiday that coincided with her 45th birthday. Images shared on social media showed the Trainwreck and I Feel Pretty star enjoying the crystal-clear waters that have made Mallorca one of the Mediterranean’s most sought-after celebrity destinations. Schumer first rose to fame through her award-winning sketch comedy series Inside Amy Schumer before becoming one of Hollywood’s most recognisable comedy stars. Alongside acting, she has built a successful career as a writer, producer and stand-up performer, earning fans around the world with her sharp humour and candid style. Her latest island getaway adds another famous name to the long list of A-listers who have chosen Mallor-
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A-lister Amy Schumer spotted in Mallorca
Amy Schumer paddle boarding near Escorca.
ca as their holiday retreat. Over the years, the island has attracted everyone from actor Michael Douglas and actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, who own a celebrated estate near Valldemossa, to Rafael Nadal, whose ties to Mallorca are well-known. More recently, stars including Jennifer Aniston, Tom Hanks and Michelle Obama have all been linked to visits to the Balearic island, drawn by its combination of luxury, privacy and spectacular scenery. From the rugged cliffs of the Serra de Tramuntana to hidden coves and glamorous marinas, Mallorca continues to prove irresistible to the rich and famous. Schumer’s paddleboarding adventure is simply the latest reminder that when Hollywood’s elite want to switch off, Mallorca remains firmly on the guest list.
Annual book fair unites avid readers of all ages BOOK lovers spanning generations have been flocking to Palma as the Fira del Libre 2026 gets underway, transforming Plaça d’Espanya into a celebration of reading, storytelling and community. The annual event, which runs until Sunday June 7, has once again brought together bookshops, authors, publishers and readers from across the island. Rows of book stalls line the square, with independent bookstores showcasing everything from best-selling novels and children’s stories to local history and Mallorcan literature. Families browse together, teenagers hunt for new releases, and older readers stop to chat with booksellers and authors, creating a lively atmosphere that reflects the island’s enduring love of books. Organised by the Gremi de Llibreters de Mallorca and the council, this year’s fair features more than 40 activities, including author talks, book signings, workshops, live performances and family-friendly events. More than just a literary event, the fair has become a meeting point for the community. Residents and visitors alike gather among the stalls, sharing recommendations and discovering new stories. In an age dominated by screens, the crowds are a reminder that reading continues to bring people together. Credit: Instagram/GremideLlibreters
Hollywood on holiday
Palma turns a page
Palma book fair returns.