Stage Show
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| First episode date | July 3, 1954 |
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| Final episode date | September 18, 1956 |
| Networks | CBS |
| Creators | Jackie Gleason |
| Directors | Frank Satenstein |
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| ID | 1777546 |
About Stage Show
Stage Show was a popular music variety series broadcast in the United States on the CBS Television Network and originally hosted on alternate weeks by big band leaders and brothers Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey.
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Matty Healy defends Malaysia kiss during 1975 concert in Dallas
By Natasha PreskeyBBC News
Matty Healy has defended kissing his bandmate onstage in Malaysia in a 10-minute speech delivered at a 1975 concert in Dallas, Texas.
Healy told fans he had been told not to talk about The Incident , then read a pre-prepared speech from his phone.
He addressed criticism of his conduct at the Malaysian festival, during which he attacked the country's anti-LGBT laws then kissed his bandmate.
The Malaysian government after The Incident .
The organisers of Good Vibes Festival later from The 1975 , and some LGBT Malaysians criticised Healy, saying his actions displayed a
Defending the July performance, Healy said The Band " did not waltz into Malaysia" and had been invited by organisers Who Knew The Band 's political views and the nature of their shows.
Healy said The Kiss was " not a stunt simply meant to provoke the government" but an " ongoing part of The 1975 Stage Show which had been performed many times prior".
He described online anger over The Performance as " liberal outrage" and said criticism of The Band for " remaining consistent" by performing its " pro-LGBT Stage Show " was puzzling.
In July , young Malaysians they felt Healy's actions reflected a patronising Western attitude to Asia.
Others expressed concern that the high-profile incident could be used to reinforce LGBT repression in Malaysia, where homosexuality is punishable by 20 years in prison.
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The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Healy referenced the country's strict anti-LGBT laws in his speech, and also said the Malaysian authorities had " briefly imprisoned" The Band .
The frontman said the suggestion that The Kiss had just been a " performative gesture of allyship" was redundant, as " performing is a performer's job".
Healy said event organisers could not invite acts to perform and expect them to self-censor, telling the Dallas crowd: " It should be expected that, if you invite dozens of Western performers into Your Country , they'll bring their Western values with them. "
The Singer concluded by referencing strict laws in some parts of the US, telling The American crowd that critics of The Band 's actions in Kuala Lumpur " would find it abhorrent if The 1975 were to acquiesce to. . Mississippi 's perspective on abortion or trans laws".
This is not the First Time that Healy has addressed online criticism during a 1975 concert.
Last week, The Singer apologised for " actions that have hurt some people" while onstage in Los Angeles .
Earlier this year, Healy mocked American rapper Ice Spice on a podcast, mimicking Asian and Hawaiian accents and asking The Show 's hosts to do impressions of Japanese People labouring in concentration camps.
During his performance at the Hollywood Bowl , Healy said he had " performed exaggerated versions" of himself " on other stages be it in print or on podcasts… in an often misguided attempt at fulfilling the kind of character role of the 21st-century rock star".
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