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The Golden Bachelor contestant Sandra Mason and The Bachelorette alum Charles King have announced that they're dating, but will their relationship last? Sandra, a 76-year-old retired executive assistant from Doraville, Georgia, and Charles, a 62-year-old portfolio manager from Rancho Palo Verdes, California, were both fan favorites on their respective seasons. They were young at heart and hilarious, and they were both very memorable. During The Golden Bachelor season 1, Sandra made a strong first impression on leading man Gerry Turner when she comedically had him meditate with her with an expletive-filled mantra.

Similarly, Charles made Joan Vassos laugh on The Golden Bachelorette season 1 premiere night when he emerged from the limousine struggling with a cane, but then dropped it to the ground to walk up to her. He and Joan later raced on mobility scooters. Sandra and Charles also demonstrated how vibrant and inspiring they are when Sandra had an incredible...

Golden Bachelor alum Sandra Mason seems to have found her possible happy ending. After not finding love with Gerry Turner this firecracker was not about to give up. Now, it seems she found her perfect match. Plus, it’s with a contestant from Joan Vassos season of The Golden Bachelorette. Keep reading to get all the juicy details about her new romance.

Sandra Mason Hard Launches New Relationship

Golden Bachelor alum Sandra Mason has found love. Not only did she find love, she found it with a fellow contestant from the show. It seems Sandra is now dating Golden Bachelorette contestant Charles King. She hard launched their relationship on Instagram this week.

She shared a slideshow of photos along with a caption that read, “I’m just gonna leave This right Here for y’all…+ ” Sandra noted in one comment that everyone is nosy little things and she loves them for it.

The Golden Bachelor alum Sandra Mason and The Golden Bachelorette contestant Charles King have announced that they're dating, after Joan Vassos and Chock Chapple got engaged during the Golden Bachelorette season 1 finale. Joan and Chock have shown some red flags in their relationship because they're still doing long-distance, but they're still going strong, and looking for a place to live in New York City. Now Sandra, a 76-year-old retired executive assistant from Doraville, Georgia, and Charles, a 62-year-old portfolio manager from Rancho Palo Verdes, California, have made a love connection.

Sandra shared a video montage of photographs of her and Charles, set to Zaz's "La vie en rose," and announced their relationship.

In an Instagram post, Sandra shared a video montage of photographs of her and Charles, set to Zaz's "La vie en rose," and announced their relationship. She captioned the post, "I’m just gonna leave This right Here for y’all…...

Carlos’s nephews Airrion and Shaun McCoy to co-produce with Smith’s wife DeLois Smith.

MGM, Participant and Macro have hired Rashaad Ernesto Green to direct ’68 inspired by the true story of Tommie Smith and John Carlos, the Olympians who raised black-gloved fists on the winners’ podium in support of Black Power and the broader human rights movement.

Billy Ray, whose credits include Captain Phillips, The Hunger Games, Shattered Glass and TV show The Comey Rule, will write screenplay. Green directed Gun Hill Road and his second film Premature won the 2020 Independent Spirit Someone to Watch Award.

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Macro, the production company founded by former CAA agent Charles D. King, is adding managing talent to its list of responsibilities.

Having focused on producing content centered on people of color, and becoming somewhat of a haven for young black Hollywood, Macro is now launching a management vertical to represent filmmakers, actors, writers and multi-hyphenates.

The new division will be led by Gaby Mena and Jelani Johnson, who joined Macro from CAA in December. Both Mena and Johnson will serve as partners.

Also Read: Charles King's Macro Inks First-Look Deal With Warner Bros

“Macro was founded with a mission to uplift communities and empower the voice of authentic and multi-dimensional storytellers from the global new majority,” King said in a statement. “The launch of Macro Management with this incredible team of experienced, entrepreneurial artists’ advocates like Gaby and Jelani expands that mission to further support and amplify the next...

The metrics behind how Netflix decides whether to renew or cancel a show remain elusive. But Cindy Holland, Netflix’s vice president of original series, gave reporters on Sunday a touch of insight into the streaming giant’s decision-making process.

The most important thing in renewing a series, she said at the Television Critics Association press tour, is “Are we getting enough viewership to justify the cost of series?” Beyond that, Netflix will look at “how beloved the fan community is, how social the title is, and there are a lot of other things we look at that you all can see in the world.

“We are deliberate and thoughtful and there are a lot of things that go into the decision,” she added.

As for timetables, Holland said Netflix doesn’t have a specific urgency in when to renew a show — which is why “Glow” came to Netflix to...

Lena Waithe seems to be doing all she can to discover and mentor diverse filmmakers.

The actress, writer and producer from such shows as Netflix’s “Master of None” and Showtime’s “The Chi” is teaming up with Fullscreen and At&T’s Hello Lab to mentor diverse aspiring filmmakers.

“The only way change can happen is by helping to create it. And that’s exactly why I’ve invested in this mentorship program,” Waithe said in a statement. “These diverse and talented filmmakers need guidance to get them where they need to be. We’re here to help them find their place in this business and tell their story.”

Also Read: Lena Waithe Is 'Tired of White Folks Telling My Stories'

Earlier this month, Waithe also joined Eva Longoria, Franklin Leonard of “The Black List” and Charles King’s production house Macro to launch an initiative to discover and advance...

In the 89 years that the Academy Awards have been held, over 40 musicals have either been nominated for or have won an Oscar for Best Picture, including this last December's La La Land. The first musical to ever win Best Picture was The Broadway Melody at the second Academy Awards in 1929. The film starred Charles King, Eddie Kane, Bessie Love and Anita Page...