Director and producer Brett Ratner has surfaced in the latest batch of Epstein files. The Department of Justice released thousands of photos and documents on Friday, with one image showing Ratner alongside Jean-Luc Brunel.

The Brett Ratner-directed documentary will debut at the storied Washington, D.C. arts institution, which last week was renamed The Trump-Kennedy Center.

Filmmaker Brett Ratner has been spotted in one of the thousands of Epstein files released by the Department of Justice on Friday. In the image, Ratner can be seen clutching the waist of Jean-Luc Brunel,

A resurfaced image showing filmmaker Brett Ratner alongside Jean-Luc Brunel has revived questions about reputational risk around the upcoming Melania project, as public attention returns to Epstein-linked networks and the blurred line between social proximity and accountability.

First Lady Melania Trump is sharing the final days of her life before President Trump’s second inauguration in her new documentary, Melania. Amazon MGM released the first official trailer for the new movie, which is set to hit theaters Jan. 30.

Melania will “exclusively” premiere in theaters on January 30. As mentioned, the doc was directed by Brett Ratner, who was once out of work for years after accusations of rape and sexual misconduct but will now embark on making Rush Hour 4at the president’s behest. Presumably, at least he was pleased with Ratner’s result here.

First Lady Melania Trump will be the star of a new documentary early next year, directed by disgraced "Rush Hour" director Brett Ratner, who faced sexual assault allegations back in 2017. But, for "The View" host Joy Behar,