Bad Bunny’s “Super Bowl Halftime Show” and “The Traitors” dominated night one of the Creative Arts Emmys with seven and six wins, respectively. Comedian Wanda Sykes provided opening remarks. “Television isn’t made by a handful of people. It’s made by thousands of talented people solving impossible problems together to create something great,” she said. “So, the more excellence there is to recognize, the more time we should spend celebrating it.” The first Emmy of the evening went to late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, who won for game show host (“Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”). Kimmel, who won last year, thanked the seat fillers. He joked, “Mostly I really want to thank whoever decided to put our category first because we won last year, and it was nothing but seat fillers. So, thank you very much, and thanks to the seat fillers for sticking it out.” “The Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Starring Bad Bunny” picked up seven Emmys, including a win for the singer himself. It won for outstanding choreography for variety or reality programming (Charm La’Donna, Karina Ortiz), outstanding production design for a variety special Bruce Rodgers), outstanding music direction (Miguel Gandelman) and outstanding variety special (live).