Bad Bunny wins 1st Emmy Award for Super Bowl halftime show

Key Points:

• The first two nights of the 78th Emmy Awards, formerly known as the Creative Arts Emmys, will take place this weekend at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with over 100 primetime Emmys being handed out before the main ceremony on September 14.
• HBO Max's "The Pitt" leads with 25 nominations and is favored to win up to nine awards, while "Hacks" ties a record with 24 comedy nominations and could take home as many as twelve trophies during the early ceremonies.
• Bad Bunny won his first Emmy for producing and performing in the Super Bowl halftime show, which won seven awards including outstanding variety special, beating major telecasts like the Oscars and Grammys.
• Notable nominees include the late Rob Reiner, who may win a posthumous Emmy for guest actor in a comedy, and Michael J. Fox, nominated for his role in "Shrinking"; several major acting categories have been moved to the early ceremonies to increase star power.
• New series from Apple TV, "Widow’s Bay" and Vince Gilligan’s "Pluribus," could make significant impacts with up to ten wins each, while many awards focus on behind-the-scenes crew and guest acting roles across dramas, comedies, and limited series.