From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is the story.
I'm Luke Jones.
It's Friday the 30th of January and I am in Times Square.
It is minus 12 today with a wind chill of minus 18.
And it's very story and I'm surrounded by lots of tourists and flashing billboards.
Megan Agnew is a senior features writer for the Sunday Times out in the US.
It's not the normal way I'd spend first thing on a Friday morning in the depths of icy,
icy winter, but let's see, I need to go inside.
She's off to the cinema on Company Dollar.
She's one of the first showings of Melania Trump's new feature documentary.
It's called Melania.
I'm certainly intrigued as to what the movie is like.
I'm kind of expecting something similar to the trailer, I think.
Cinematic, well-cut, sort of big Hollywood vibes to the whole thing.
The First Lady is producing in it, starring in it,
has been involved in edits and marketing, apparently.
I'm looking at the Melania limited edition black and white popcorn.
box that you can get from Regal Cinemas and I've just seen one being purchased by a fellow cinema grower,
£12.99 for an enormous bucket of popcorn first thing in the morning on Friday.
But it's Amazon MGM who are forking out $75 million for the pleasure.