Dua Lipa has sued Samsung over its use of her image on cardboard packaging for some of its televisions, which the singer says she did not consent to. Lipa is seeking “no less than $15 million” in damages for “copyright infringement, trademark infringement and misappropriation of Plaintiff’s likeness and image.” In a complaint filed on May 8 in the United States District Court for California’s Central District and viewed by Pitchfork, Lipa alleges that Samsung prominently featured a photograph of her face on boxes for various television models, which were sold in stores across the United States. According to the suit, Samsung used the image, which was taken backstage at Austin City Limits in 2024 and which Lipa owns the copyright on, without her knowledge or consent. Pitchfork has reached out to Lipa’s attorneys and representatives for Samsung for comment.…