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The Creative Arts Emmy Awards, the two-night event celebrating TV talent on and offscreen, have begun turning nominees into winners.
\n\n"John Candy: I Like Me" director Colin Hanks, "Dancing with the Stars" host Julianne Hough, "The Upshaws" star Wanda Sykes and "Big Brother" host Julie Chen Moonves hosted the first of two nights at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Saturday, Sept. 5.
\n\nThe evening proved to be a big one for "Law & Order: SUV" star Mariska Hargitay, who won two Emmys ahead of her hosting debut for the main ceremony. "The Traitors" continues to dominate the reality competition program space after winning every night one Emmy category in which it was nominated, including Alan Cumming's third consecutive win as host.
\n\nNight two on Sunday, Sept. 6, will be hosted by "The Pitt's" Noah Wyle, "The Goldbergs" star Wendi McLendon-Covey and "The Boys" actor Daveed Diggs. "I Love Lucy" will receive a special tribute and the Legacy award, a new prize that honors TV shows with a generational impact.
\n\nHBO's "Hacks" and Netflix's "Beef" received the most Creative Arts nominations, with 17 and 13 respectively.
\n\nThe 78th Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremony will air as a single broadcast…
Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/entertainment/
