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VFX supervisor, director, and executive producer Jabbar Raisani led a monumental effort to deliver almost 3,400 visual effects shots on the live-action adaptation of Nickelodeon’s famed animated series, recreating the magical world of benders, who control the natural elements of fire, water, wind, and earth, and the mediator known as the Avatar.

Nerdist spoke to Albert Kim, the showrunner of Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender live-action series, about the process of adaption.

Ive seen the first six episodes of Netflixs Avatar: The Last Airbender series – here are my spoiler-light thoughts.

'Avatar: The Last Airbender' showrunner Albert Kim confirms James Sie, who originated the fan-favorite Cabbage Merchant, was "the biggest celebrity we had on set." Here's how he was cast.

The latest teaser of Avatar: The Last Airbender intensifies the excitement and sets the stage for a thrilling new chapter in the beloved story.

Celebrate the cruciferous vegetable with a new recipe for scrunched cabbage salad with fried almonds.

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Jennifer Garner Shows Love to Avatar with Surprise Cosplays ✖ Jennifer Garner is one of Hollywoods most beloved actresses, and she kept busy with work since her debut in the late 1990s. As you can imagine, the starlet likes to keep a low profile despite her A-list status, but she does give fans the occasional peek into her life through social media. And now, her most recent post has informed the world of her love for Taking to Instagram, Garner posted a heartfelt post remembering the last ye...

Recently, I’ve been reading “I Like To Watch,” the collected essays of The New Yorker television critic Emily Nussbaum (a definite recommend for anyone as devoted to TV analysis as I am), and have been particularly struck by the way she deconstructs genre. In one piece, Nussbaum decodes why Sex in the City is still considered a “guilty pleasure” show, despite its relative depth of storytelling - and before you think it, I know; who thought you’d click on this article about a mid-0...