Celebs see Celtics handle the Knicks
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01/08/2013 7:09 PM
Actor David Duchovny and his daughter Madelaine watch as the Celtics defeat the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden in New York Monday. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
Because the New Yorks Knicks are finally good again, they’re drawing a few more familiar faces to home games. Among those watching Paul Pierce and the C’s beat the Knicks at Madison Square Garden Monday was director Spike Lee, who rarely misses a game, as well as David Duchovny and his daughter (with Dartmouth-bred actress Téa Leoni) Madelaine Duchovny, Chris Noth, Jim Gaffigan, and Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist.
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