Over the past decade, dissidents across the globe have appropriated the visage of Guy Fawkes, the infamous insurgent who tried to blow up the British Parliament in 1605, warping the once-reviled ...

This evening, millions of people in Great Britain (and some people elsewhere) will celebrate Guy Fawkes Night by ... government — wore a Fawkes mask similar to the ones frequently sold in ...

Guy Fawkes-inspired mask is protest symbol even 400 years after his death. — -- Remember, remember the Fifth of November. Even 400 years after his death, British folk hero Guy Fawkes has ...

The annual march takes place on Bonfire Night, and the mask is styled after Guy Fawkes, one of the ringleaders of the Gunpowder Plot. open image in gallery 
 Effigies of Guy Fawkes have been ...

tweeted a link to a Pastebin document laying out the actual circumstances of the manufacture of the Guy Fawkes masks. “The truth is, Gill based her article on a photograph taken by Getty ...

Just days after the Paris terrorist attacks on November 13, the iconic mask of Guy Fawkes appeared – again – in two videos released in French by the hacktivist techno-social collective Anonymous.

The company’s anarchist blockbuster V for Vendetta (based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore) came out just in time to guarantee that its iconic Guy Fawkes mask would be available in every ...

Guy Fawkes masks, immortalized in the movie "V for Vendetta," have become a global symbol of protest and anonymity through the Occupy Wall Street movement and the Arab Spring. Right now people are ...

As thousands gather to celebrate Bonfire Night and the legacy of Guy Fawkes, many do so wearing an anonymous 'V for Vendetta' mask. The symbol will also be worn by protesters all over the world ...

As for the mask itself, it's pretty cute-looking from the front, with the pink cheeks and all. However, the view from the back reminds us of that Leonardo DiCaprio movie, the one where the star ...

The Occupy Movement, born out of the Zuccotti Park-based Occupy Wall Street, adopted the mask in 2011. On Guy Fawkes Day that year, a Facebook invitation urged "all OCCUPY protesters of the world ...