The highlight of this series, however, was Miller's interactions with celebrity Knicks fan Spike Lee. New York initially took a 2-0 series lead, but Indiana won three straight, including in New ...

The New York Knicks are making their first appearance ... Among the most enthusiastic supporters is Spike Lee, a longtime leader of the Knicks fan base. The film director is often seen in Knicks ...

Academy Award-winning film director Spike Lee first became a New York Knicks season ticket holder after the Knickerbockers drafted Patrick Ewing first overall in the 1985 NBA Draft. Since then ...

which hasn’t seen a Knicks title since 1973. “We all get up for a contender,” Lacewell says. “We’re so desperate, everyone is rooting for the New York team.” Director Spike Lee ...

Spike Lee, the celebrated filmmaker and avid New York Knicks fan, boasts a net worth of approximately $60 million. Rising to prominence in the 1980s, Lee has earned an Academy Award and directed ...

Missing a Knicks ... Lee has taken Akira Kurosawa’s film High and Low and made it his own, marking this as Washington’s fifth collaboration with Lee. It takes place in modern New York and ...

The Knicks defeated the Pacers 111-94 in Game 5 at New York's Madison Square. 'Celebrity Row' turned out in droves.

“I would give [an] Academy Award — Oscar — for the Knicks to win a championship,” Lee said May 29 on “Inside the NBA” prior to the Knick’s 111-94 win over the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference ...

The New York Knicks staved off elimination ... In a post-game interview with award-winning director and Knicks superfan Spike Lee on "Inside the NBA," Barkley let slip his true feelings about ...