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Welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey. I hope that you're having

a great week. And I wanted to put something on your radar. So there is a new doc that's going to be

on HBO June 28th, and it's called Rock Hudson, all that heaven allow. Rock Hudson was one of the most

handsome actors you could have ever imagined. He was almost like the George Clooney of his time.

And this is an intimate portrait of him and how he was one of Hollywood's most celebrated

leading men of the 1950s and 60s, an icon of Hollywood's golden age. But his diagnosis and

eventual death from AIDS in 1987 shocked the world, subsequently shifting the way the public perceived

the AIDS pandemic. He was born Roy Fitzgerald and renamed Rock Hudson by his agent with his

six five frame strong physique and chiseled good looks. He was the embodiment of romantic masculinity

and heterosexuality. So the film explores the story of a man living a double life. One whose

public persona was carefully manufactured by his handlers and orchestrated by the studio system.

And if you've ever watched Doc about Natalie Wood or Judy Garland, you know that the studio

system at that time was so powerful. So he feared a potentially career ending discovery

and living privately as a gay man. So Rock Hudson, all that heaven allowed is on HBO on June 28th.

This episode is about a docu-series that I have been spellbound by. It is called Look Into My Eyes.

So it is a four part series and it is part of the true crime story franchise. And it explores

the story of Dr. George Kenny and his fall from grace after 10 years as a beloved principal at

Northport High School in Florida, where he practiced hypnosis on students. In 2011, three teenage

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