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Broadway star Sutton Foster is calling curtains on her marriage with screenwriter Ted Griffin. The Tony-winning actor, currently starring in “Once Upon a Mattress,” filed for uncontested ...

You might think the biggest problem billionaire Citadel boss Ken Griffin faces in moving his hedge fund and market-making empire from crime-ridden Chicago to the sunny and far less dangerous ...

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Broadway and "Younger" star Sutton Foster is ending her marriage to screenwriter Ted Griffin just shy of their 10-year wedding anniversary. The 49-year-old Broadway actress on Tuesday filed for an ...

Sutton Foster has filed for divorce from husband Ted Griffin. The Tony-winning Broadway star, 49, and the Ocean’s Eleven screenwriter, 53, are splitting after 10 years of marriage, as per Page Six.

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Meanwhile, Griffin's fund increased its stake by more than 1,100% in a supercharged growth stock with well-defined competitive advantages. Griffin disposed of the lion's share of his fund's stake ...

Sutton Foster's marriage to screenwriter Ted Griffin has taken its final bow. The Broadway star filed to divorce her husband of 10 years—with whom she shares 7-year-old daughter Emily—on Oct ...

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