My Chemical Romance Bow To Pressure From Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

My Chemical Romance are out on the road performing their 2006 classic The Black Parade for its 20th anniversary. As is the band's custom, the live show involves a great deal of pageantry, including a staged shootout involving fake Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders that took place at the Hollywood Bowl last Wednesday, then again on Thursday.The real Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders got wind of this and filed a temporary restraining order and injunction against MCR, arguing that the performance might lead the public to believe the cheerleaders had signed off on this. Specifically, the cheerleaders' parent company Pro Silver Star Ltd. filed the lawsuit. In their complaint, Pro Silver Star alleged that the band ignored a cease-and-desist issued Thursday. They have not, however, ignored the legal action.My Chemical Romance have agreed to stop using Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader lookalike uniforms in their live shows, TMZ reports. It's a somewhat surprising decision coming after legal experts told Billboard the DCC parody was likely protected under the First Amendment, but maybe Gerard Way did not want to go to court over this matter.In other Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders news, they successfully unioniz...