In the midst of a friendship recession among American men, the inaugural season of “The Golden Bachelorette” has become an unexpected breeding ground for male friendships. In mid-September, viewers watched two dozen men arrive at ABC’s Bachelor Mansion,

Joan Vassos had a stylish group of men on The Golden Bachelorette — but one in particular stood out. “We had good style. I gotta tell you,” Vassos, 61, exclusively told Us Weekly in her cover story. “Gary [Levingston] was hilarious.

Bachelor Nation fans got to the halfway point of the ABC dating show. That means Joan had to make a difficult decision. On the Wednesday, October 16 episode, she got rid of a fan favorite. Even though Mark finally got his one-on-one with Joan, their date was far from smooth sailing.

Joan Vassos continues her search for Mr. Right as the first-ever "Golden Bachelorette." Vassos, a 61-year-old private school administrator from Rockville, Maryland, competed in the inaugural season of "The Golden Bachelor" for Gerry Turner's rose.

Vassos told Us Weekly she wanted to focus on “emotional intimacy” rather than physical connection during her time alone with each contestant.

"The Golden Bachelorette" is heading into Week 5. Here's who went home, who is left and where to watch "The Golden Bachelorette" tonight.

While Joan Vassos may find love in The Golden Bachelorette, the aftermath of Gerry Turner's The Golden Bachelor still lingers on in the show.

Joan Vassos has revealed the one man who has the power to steal her final rose: Rob Lowe. While visiting Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday, the Golden Bachelorette star was asked about serving as an extra on the set of the 1985 film St.