Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders take legal action against My Chemical Romance over costumes

The parent company of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders has filed a temporary restraining order against My Chemical Romance after the alternative rock band performed next to dancers wearing uniforms that resembled those of the iconic cheerleading ensemble.Read more trending news Pro Silver Star Ltd., which manages the cheerleading brand, filed for a temporary restraining order and injunction that would prevent the band from using the blue-and-white costumes during future shows, NBC News reported.The company filed the legal paperwork in Dallas County district court on Friday, according to the news outlet.The legal flap stems from the band’s Oct. 21 performance at the Hollywood Bowl, KDFW reported.The complaint states that the backup dancers wore look-alike uniforms during the band’s song, “Teenagers,” according to the television station.Videos and court documents show the troupe performing regular dance routines before grabbing prop rifles and taking part in a staged firefight on stage.At