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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders sue My Chemical Romance — Highland Park Arts news

The legal dispute stems from the band's opening-night performance on Oct. 21, when backup dancers appeared onstage wearing outfits resembling the cheerleaders' signature blue-and-white uniforms during the group's 2006 hit "Teenagers."

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