Premier League pay-per-view to be scrapped after backlash in boost for Manchester United and Man City fans

Carrie Underwood rang in Valentine's Day with a little walk down memory lane and the photo she shared was so cute. The country music star, 38, took to Instagram with a cozy throwback alongside her husband, Mike Fisher, 41, and they look so young. MORE: Carrie Underwood's bikini selfie is her most stylish yet In the image, the former ice hockey player had his arm around Carrie who was beaming for the camera.WATCH: Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher's love story "Throwing it waaaaaaay back for Valentine’s Day this year. Love you, babe! #HappyValentinesDay," she wrote. Her fans thought the snapshot was adorable and commented: "It’s the vest and purple eyeshadow for me, love the throw back," and another added: "Beautiful couple, then and now," while a third said: "Stunning Couple! A match made in heaven."MORE: Carrie Underwood makes exciting announcement - 'I've been waiting a long time'READ: Carrie Underwood shares rare insight into her life as a parentCarrie and Mike have come a long way since they first met more than a decade ago.

James Middleton gave fans an intimate glimpse inside his romantic Valentine's Day celebration with his wife Alizée Thevenet. Taking to Instagram on Monday night, the younger brother of the Duchess of Cambridge pulled out all the stops for a cosy night under the stars.MORE: James Middleton shares gorgeous new 'family' photoThe 34-year-old, who lives in the countryside with his beautiful French wife, shared a clip of himself sweetly feeding Alizée some cheese which was baked over a roaring fire.WATCH: James Middleton reveals cosy Valentine's Day plans"The way to a French girl's heart.

World Book Day is an international, annual celebration of authors, illustrators, books and reading. World Book Day is celebrated in over 100 countries all over the world and involves activities and events organised by children's groups, nurseries and schools to encourage children's reading.

Tolkien Fans are in for a packed year, and it’s starting earlier than expected. New Line and Warner Bros.

Welsh footballer Aaron Ramsey showed us all how to do Valentines Day right as he treated his wife to an extra special surprise lunch.

Alex Salmond should stop being Vladimir Putin’s “useful idiot” and abandon his show on the Moscow-funded RT television channel, the Scottish Lib Dems have declared.

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-winning production designer William A. Horning and Oscar-nominated production designer, costume designer and producer Polly Platt will be inducted into the Art Directors Guild’s Hall of Fame this year for their “extraordinary contributions to the art of visual storytelling.”

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For Mark Wahlberg, gaining weight to play a boxer-turned-priest packed a major punch. On Tuesday, the actor appeared on "The Kyle and Jackie O Show" in Australia where he detailed how he physically prepared for the upcoming film "Father Stu." "I would say it’s easier to stay in shape than it is to get in shape," the former Calvin Klein model admitted. "I put on 30 pounds… that was really difficult.

Seth Rogen has some real dating horror stories.

St Mirren supporters’ hearts after linking up with the club this week. The 21-year-old midfielder came through the youth ranks at Aston Villa, looking up to and learning from former Buddie John McGinn as he drove the club into the English Premier League.

straight to your inbox every day, freeAnother triumphant weekend for the running of Manchester United ended with a coach they passed on at the top of the tree with a manager they sacked sitting in second.Tottenham players are gradually morphing into credible trophy-chasers under Jose Mourinho, responsible for the highs and lows of the United AD (after dominance). Even in a madcap start to a Premier League season where Liverpool sieved seven goals at Aston Villa, Jurgen Klopp's champions are still the best-equipped title challengers.United have lost three of their first six matches, are 15th and could head into the November internationals as low as 17th.

Manchester United in the first pay-per-view fixture, with 20,000 paying for Leicester City v Aston Villa. The most watched match so far has been Sunday's match between Arsenal and Leicester, which had an audience of 140,000.