Kanye West uses Kirsten Dunst and Anna Wintour likeness for political poster without consent

Kanye West and Tyga didn't have to look very far to find the stars for their «Feel Me» music video. While the song came out in 2017, director Eli Russell Linnetz only just leaked the music video on Wednesday, which stars Kanye's wife, Kim Kardashian West, and Tyga's ex-girlfriend, Kylie Jenner. Kylie is seen first in the music video as a sexy, bikini-clad giant with a blonde pixie cut who is causing havoc on a racetrack filled with monster trucks. Her older sister, Kim, is seen shortly

Kanye West sat down with Nick Cannon for the latest episode of his podcast Cannon's Class, and throughout the 44-minute conversation, the two discussed everything from the birth control pills to the meaning of accomplishments. The rapper also discussed his ongoing presidential campaign, the importance of family and one of the issues he's most passionate about: abortion.  In case you missed it, Kanye opened up about the topic at his first-ever presidential rally in North Charleston in July.

Kanye West did not hold back when it came to opening up to Nick Cannon about his past year. The “Famous” rapper, 43, appeared on the September 1 episode of Nick’s podcast Cannon’s Class, divulging everything from his 2020 campaign to his latest Sunday Service and more. But things also got very personal for Ye, as he described to Nick the moment when his wife, Kim Kardashian, 39, almost chose to terminate her pregnancy with North West, now seven years old.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Rapper Kanye West has sued the West Virginia Secretary of State's Office after being told his bid to get on the ballot for president came up short on qualified signatures.Secretary of State Mac Warner’s office told news outlets last month that West needed 7,144 signatures from registered voters in West Virginia.

North West made an unintentional cameo in the picture Rick Ross, 44, shared to Instagram on Aug. 25.

 Kanye West  and wife,  Kim Kardashian  reunited over the weekend after living a part the past few months. At the end of last week, Kanye left his Wyoming ranch where he’s been staying.

Kanye West debuted his presidential campaign poster this week and Kirsten Dunst is, well, pretty confused, TBH. The 38-year-old actress is one of several people (including Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour) featured on the poster, which West debuted on Twitter Tuesday in a tweet simply captioned "#2020VISION." Don't assume that this means the people featured in the campaign poster are supports of West's presidential run though.

Kanye West confused fans on Wednesday when he dropped the debut promo image for his 2020 U.S. presidential campaign, which featured images of Anna Wintour and Kirsten Dunst reportedly used without their permission.The rapper announced he was taking on current POTUS Donald Trump for the White House slot earlier this year, although questions arose about how serious he was in his bid.

Anna Wintour, 70, has responded after Kanye West, 43, included her photo in a tweet for his presidential run. “Anna has been a deeply committed supporter of the Democratic Party for many years, and is highly engaged in helping Biden/Harris win this November,” a spokesperson for Vogue magazine said in a statement to HollywoodLife, confirming the fashion editor will be supporting Democratic nominee Joe Biden, 77, and Kamala Harris, 55.

Kirsten Dunst was baffled after Kanye West included her image on a poster promoting his presidential run.The “Lift Yourself” rapper, 43, shared a photo of the poster via Twitter on Wednesday, August 20, which featured his Kanye 2020 logo tiled with pictures of various faces — including Dunst, 38, and Vogue editor Anna Wintour. “#2020VISION,” he captioned the post.The Virgin Suicides star replied, “What’s the message here, and why am I a part of it?” along with a shrugging emoji.West announced

Kanye West claims to have 2020 vision, but can he see a potential lawsuit staring him right in the face?

Kanye West tweeted that he intended on running for president on July 4, it seemed barely noteworthy—just another typical Kanye move, like this week’s announcement that he’s praying to collaborate with TikTok on a religious spinoff called “Jesus Tok.” But more than three months later, West’s bid for presidency—officially filed under the “Birthday Party”—is still very much alive. He’s hosted a campaign rally, where he chaotically tackled weighty topics like theology and abortion.

Kanye West confused fans on Wednesday (August 19, 2020) when he dropped the debut promo image for his 2020 U.S. presidential campaign, which featured images of Anna Wintour and Kirsten Dunst reportedly used without their permission.The rapper announced he was taking on current POTUS Donald Trump for the White House slot earlier this year, although questions arose about how serious he was in his bid.

Spider-Man actress Kirsten Dunst is a little confused about why she was a part of Kanye West’s recent presidential campaign. The 38-year-old actress took to Twitter on Wednesday evening to react to being a part of Kanye West‘s 2020 Vision.

Kirsten Dunst was left baffled when Kanye West tweeted new presidential campaign materials featuring her face. West took to Twitter on Tuesday, as he does most days, to share a poster that included his "Kanye West 2020 Vision" logo.

Kirsten Dunst wants to know why she’s included in this narrative.

Kirsten Dunst is questioning her inclusion in Kanye West's campaign materials. Earlier this week, the 43-year-old presidential hopeful took to Twitter to share a poster of his «Kanye 2020 Vision.»The poster featured images of many smiling people, including the 38-year-old actress and editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.

Confusion has set in big time. Kirsten Dunst, 38, had a couple of questions for Kanye West, 42, over a photo he posted on Thursday, August 18, that was allegedly shared without her permission or knowledge.