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Live Nation Defends My Chemical Romance’s Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Lookalikes: It Was ‘Parody’
Live Nation is defending the use of lookalike Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader uniforms at a trio of My Chemical Romance shows at the Hollywood Bowl last week , saying they were part of an onstage parody protected by the First Amendment.
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Live Nation is defending the use of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader‑style uniforms at three My Chemical Romance concerts at the Hollywood Bowl last week, arguing the costumes were part of an onstage parody protected by the First Amendment. The iconic cheer squad sued the band and Live Nation, alleging that knockoff blue‑and‑white outfits worn by dancers during a mock gun battle infringed its protectable trade dress. Their lawyers also sought an emergency restraining order to block the uniforms ahead of two additional shows scheduled for the upcoming weekend.
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