TV Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, who plays Lily Tucker-Pritchett on 'Modern Family' is raking in the money. Let’s take a look at her net worth, her salary, and her trophy case. Published on January 6, 2019 2 min read There’s no doubt the TV show Modern Family is a juggernaut. The actors are some of the highest paid cast members on TV, and just about every one of them is a bigger star now than when the show started.

Bruce Willis' lawyer is responding to claims that Randall Emmett was aware of his client's aphasia diagnosis before it was publicly revealed. On Thursday, The Los Angeles Times published a lengthy article about Emmett's dealings in the entertainment world through his production company, Emmett/Furla Oasis, which is behind more than two dozen films with the actor. According to the outlet, Emmett became aware of Willis' health struggles in September 2020, when the actor was starring in Emmett's directorial debut, Midnight in the Switchgrass.

The cousin of the sole survivor of a murder-suicide in Tennessee that claimed the lives of six people, including three children, is speaking out about the tragedy — and the long road to recovery that lies ahead. On June 15, three adults and three children were found fatally shot after an apparent murder-suicide in a burning home in Sequatchie, an unincorporated community about 30 miles west of Chattanooga, Tenn. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said the home was set on fire and added that the person they believe was responsible for the incident is among the deceased.

Finland This article is more than 1 month oldFinland closes entire border with Russia after tensions over asylum seekersThis article is more than 1 month oldTemporary closure comes after Finnish intelligence suggested Russia was helping asylum seekers reach the border Finland has announced it is temporarily closing its entire border with Russia after weeks of tensions between the countries over asylum seekers that Helsinki has labelled a “hybrid operation” by Moscow.

RussiaObituaryGeneral Alexander LebedRussian general who applied military toughness to politicsGeneral Alexander Lebed, who has died aged 52 in a helicopter crash, was a gruff soldier whose popularity and political ambitions raised fears of Bonapartism taking hold in the chaos of post- communist Russia in the mid-1990s. He made his name as a Kremlin fixer, negotiating an end to the Russian-ethnic Romanian conflict in Moldova in 1992 and, more importantly, saving Boris Yeltsin in summer 1996, when the first war in Chechnya jeopardised the sick president's re-election bid.