Susan Sarandon and her new(er) man. (Jean Catuffe/PacificCoastNews.com)Men like George Clooney, Alec Baldwin, and Hugh Hefner do it all the time! Now it’s a woman’s turn. Susan Sarandon, 65, is the latest Hollywood star to show off her romance with someone considerably younger. The "Thelma & Louise" actress was photographed indulging in some PDA with her 33-year-old beau Jonathan Bricklin at the U.S Open in New York on Tuesday. Bricklin, who also is Sarandon's business partner in the Manhattan ping pong club SPiN, held Sarandon's hand and even massaged her shoulders while they sat in the stands and watched the ball get batted back and forth just as they often do at their business, albeit on a much larger court. 
The happy couple watch the match. (Jean Catuffe/PacificCoastNews.com)[Related: Susan Sarandon reveals who convinced her to star in 'SNL' digital short 'Motherlover']
Until yesterday, Sarandon had been rather discreet about the relationship. The couple has reportedly dated for about two years, although she only confirmed the relationship in March. In an interview with People, she and Bricklin were described as "inseparable." When asked if they were dating, Sarandon quipped that, "Dating is such a stupid word. You can say we are collaborating in a lot of different areas."
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Before her current May-December romance, Sarandon was linked to actor/director Tim Robbins, who's more than a decade her junior, and is now 53. The "Bull Durham" co-stars were one of Hollywood's most enduring love stories. After 23 years and two sons together, Jack and Miles, they announced their split in 2009.
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Interestingly, Sarandon's children are much closer in age to her new love. Robbins' sons are 22 and 19, respectively, and her daughter, actress Eva Amurri Martino, from her relationship with director Franco Amurri, is 27.
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