French Montana - Ain't Worried About Nothin'

Not only does Charles Ramsey have a burger named after him, but he can now access the go-to meal free of charge, for life.  Ramsey and his Big Mac famously aided in the rescue of three kidnapped women, and the good karma has come back his way.

According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer  a local restaurant where Ramsey once worked as a dishwasher, honored the hero by naming a burger in after him, and now other Cleveland-area eateries have stepped it up a notch. Ramsey will receive free  burgers for life at more than a dozen restaurants.

Starbucks Coffee Job Fair

Thu, May 23, 11am – 2pm

Starbucks Coffee

3520 Lake Ave

Wilmette, IL 60091

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Baristas

Shift Supervisors

Put the ball in the hands of the world's best player. Win or lose with four-time NBA MVP LeBron James trying to make a play.

That's exactly what Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra did, and James, as he does more and more as his career unfolds, delivered, scoring the Heat's final four points, including the winning layup as time expired in overtime for a 103-102 victory against the Indiana Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.

It didn't a take brilliant coach to get James the ball. But it did take a solid play call from Spoelstra on the final play of the game, questionable coaching decisions by Pacers coach Frank Vogel — namely Roy Hibbert's curious absence on Miami's final two possessions — and an MVP move and finish from James.