Liverpool's slow start to the season has led fans to insist Jurgen Klopp is suffering from an apparent 'seventh season curse' once again. But talkSPORT's European football journalist Andy Brassell doesn't see it this way, saying the German's current form at Anfield isn't the same as the end of his time at Borussia Dortmund. Klopp's 'curse' first began at Mainz whom he took into the Bundesliga in 2003/04 season, but left when he failed to secure promotion back to the top flight in 2008 - his seventh season - following relegation.

In the '70s, blonde bombshell Loni Anderson shot to fame while playing the smart and sexy receptionist, Jennifer Marlowe, on the CBS sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati. The actress earned three Golden Globe Awards and two Emmy Award nominations for her performance on the show, and became a household name in the process. Later in her action-packed career, she starred in five television series, seven films, 18 made for TV movies and two mini-series—not to mention she launched her own production company.

While it's not entirely uncommon to see Nas hailed among hip-hop's great, it's far less likely to see Ludacris' name tossed into the hat. Given the scope of his impressive discography, which includes no shortage of classic hits and fantastic quotables, it's honestly surprising how little love Luda gets in the greater hip-hop discourse. And yet the proof is abundantly clear. There isn't' a legend in the game who wouldn't jump at the opportunity to trade bars with Ludacris -- case in point, the refreshingly old-school collaboration "

Cardi B has done it again with her latest freestyle track, "Up Cardi B Freestyle." The song is an anthem for empowerment and addresses several themes that range from confidence to loyalty. Through her raw and unapologetic lyrics, Cardi B brings a unique perspective that resonates with listeners and keeps them coming back for more.One standout lyric in the song is, "You Bitches love to talk a lot, Online. You only do it for the clout, 69.

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