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The Greenwich Village folk scene played second fiddle to the New York Knicks on Monday evening as Elle Fanning visited Madison Square Garden with boyfriend Gus Wenner.
The actress, 26, had a courtside seat as the basketball giants took on east coast rivals Philadelphia 76ers in Game Two of the Eastern Conference First Round Playoffs.
Fanning, currently starring alongside Timothée Chalamet in forthcoming Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, appeared to be taking advantage of a night off by stepping out for a date with Wenner.
The couple were on hand to watch the Knicks earn a late 104-101 victory against the 76ers at a game that was also attended by director Spike Lee, actor Ben Stiller and comedian Chris Rock.
The 76ers plan to file a grievance related to the officiating during their series against the New York Knicks, a team spokesman said early Tuesday.
The Greenwich Village folk scene played second fiddle to the New York Knicks on Monday evening as Elle Fanning visited Madison Square Garden with boyfriend Gus Wenner
The actress and her boyfriend had courtside seats as the basketball giants took on east coast rivals Philadelphia 76ers in Game Two of the Eastern Conference First Round Playoffs
The team lost both games in New York, with the Knicks rallying in the final 30 seconds on Monday night.
Fanning plays Dylan's artist ex-girlfriend Sylvie Russo in James Mangold's new film, detailing the folk legend's arrival in New York City as an unknown musician in 1961 and his subsequent fame and notoriety.
Sylvie is a thinly-veiled version of the late artist Suze
