Legal Action Filed Against My Chemical Romance Over Lookalike Cheerleader Uniforms
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What happened
Pro Silver Star Ltd., which owns the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders brand, filed a motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against My Chemical Romance. This legal action follows the band featuring dancers in lookalike DCC uniforms during their residency at the Hollywood Bowl. The legal filing was submitted in Dallas County, Texas, on October 23.
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Why it matters
Pro Silver Star Ltd. argues that the distinctive uniforms are protected and that the appearance in a violent sequence could damage the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders’ reputation. The company claimed that confusion spread across social media, leading audience members to believe the performers were the real squad.
Kylie Dickson posted on TikTok regarding the use of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders uniforms at the Hollywood Bowl and during an MCR performance.
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Who's involved
- Dallas Cowboys CheerleadersBrand owner whose uniforms were used and whose reputation is cited in the legal dispute
- Hollywood BowlVenue where the performance featuring the disputed uniforms took place
- Gerard WaySinger of My Chemical Romance, the band facing legal action over the uniforms
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The entities involved
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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
cheerleading squad of the Dallas Cowboys American football team
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Hollywood Bowl
open-air theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA