First lady Melania Trump plugged her new documentary as she met with freed Israeli-American hostages at the White House.

A reporter also asked the first lady if it was appropriate to promote her new self-titled documentary during a White House event with freed American-Israeli hostages

Critics slam "Melania" as glossy propaganda, despite its stronger-than-expected box office debut and record budget.

Barron Trump’s online activity is reportedly being strictly restricted by his mother, the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump.

If you don't know much about Melania Trump heading into "Melania," the high-gloss, low-substance vanity project/documentary about America's first lady currently playing in theaters, you won't know much more about her coming out of it.

Documentary director Brett Ratner chases the aloof first lady from SUVs to private planes in a profile loaded with B-roll but lacking an A-story.

Right-wing accounts flipped out at a journalist asking the first lady why she was promoting her documentary at an official White House event.

Melania bristles at Epstein question when confronted by reporter at event to honor Israeli hostages - Included in the recently released Epstein files was a letter apparently intended for Ghislaine Max

First Lady Melania Trump’s stepdaughter Ivanka Trump was not in attendance at the Trump Kennedy Center for the premiere of her documentary — and there may be a reason why. “Ivanka has not seen the movie and has zero intention of seeing it,