In September 2015, Chicago was named "America's mass shooting capital", citing 18 occasions in 2015 in which at least four people were shot in a single incident. In 2016, the number of murders soared to 769. August 2016 marked the most violent month Chicago had recorded in over two decades with 92 murders, included the murder of Nykea Aldridge, cousin of NBA star Dwyane Wade. Chicago's 2016 murder and shooting surge has attracted national media attention from CNN, "The New York Times", "USA Today", "Time" magazine and PBS. Filmmaker Spike Lee's 2015 release, "Chi-Raq", highlights Chicago's gun violence using a narrative inspired by the Greek comedy "Lysistrata".