That would be Russell Crowe's character from "Gladiator," who died in the arena after defeating corrupt Emperor Commodus ... and change - where has Crowe's costume spent the intervening years?

The first Gladiator film, released in 2000, featured Russell Crowe as Maximus Decimus Meridius, a Hispano-Roman general who is forced into slavery and seeks revenge against Emperor Commodus ...

In The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ first trailer, we finally got a good look at the team’s costumes in their ’60s retro-style world. Although we’ve had several Fantastic Four films before ...

Mel Gibson has revealed he was almost cast to play Maximus in Gladiator ahead of Russell Crowe, but scheduling for his own ...

Avengers.... Assemble (for a fashion show of great MCU costumes). Outside of maybe Batman, no superhero has had more iconic suits than Spider-Man. Just look back at ...

TheWrap can exclusively reveal two of the costumes you’ll meet in season 13: Cherry Blossom and Space Ranger. Naturally (and very literally), Cherry Blossom is flower-based, though the costume ...

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In the announcement video below, fans can get their first glimpse at three new costumes coming to the game as well as a soccer-like game that will temporarily be available. So far, the three new ...

Getty An Australian cruise line is clarifying its position after passengers suggested crew members had worn costumes resembling the racist group Ku Klux Klan. Videos and photos surfaced online of ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Crew aboard an Australian cruise ship have been accused of dressing up in Ku Klux Klan-like costumes for a Christmas-themed event.

Passengers on a P&O cruise were “in shock” when a group of staff dressed up in what appeared to be Ku Klux Klan costumes, with the company saying its employees were “horrified” and “very ...