Critics say park exploits dwarves, but employees say they're happy. April 12, 2010 <br>KUNMING, CHINA &#151; -- At the newest and hottest theme park in China right now, there are no rides or roller ...

Hands up who’s been singing ‘Goldfish-ohs nibbling at my toes’ for the last 32 years. Don’t feel bad about it. Probably, when you first heard the song at age eight, you didn’t know the word ‘shoal’, ...

One day, while surfing the Web, Belgian photographer Sanne De Wilde stumbled upon a posed photograph of people in a dwarf theme park. Intrigued, she researched the image further and found out it was ...

These pictures were taken inside the Dwarf Empire, a controversial theme park where more than 100 dwarves live and put on shows for tourists. The commune, which is overseen by an emperor, an empress ...

A group of dwarves who live in a mountain community in Southern China have turned themselves into a living theme park, opening their lives up to paying customers who are curious about their existence.

The £11million project started in 2009 and is staffed only by people shorter than 4ft3in, most of which have dwarfism. An hour’s drive east of the city of Kunming in southwest China, the long-time ...

You’ve probably heard about the Dwarf Empire, China’s controversy-laced theme park featuring little people dressed in fairytale costumes, surrounded by tiny mushroom houses while performing for ...

You'll never hear such melancholy lyrics sung as cheerfully as in the Red Dwarf theme song. Like so much about the programme, it's something quite sad and lonely yet produced in such a way that it ...

A sharp-eared Red Dwarf fan has uncovered lyrics that have been hidden in the show’s instrumental theme tune for more than 25 years. The intro used on the comedy since 1989 includes composer Howard ...

These pictures reveal life behind the doors of the world's most controversial theme park called Dwarf Empire. The commune, which is overseen by an emperor, an empress and a parliament, was built in ...