Who Took Home the Gold?

The 2025 Creative Arts Emmys dazzled with standout winners including "Love on the Spectrum" and "Queer Eye," both clinching prestigious awards for their reality programming. The night also celebrated Alan Cumming as Best Host for his captivating work on "The Traitors." Meanwhile, the Emmy-winning former president Barack Obama, though a no-show, made headlines for narrating "Our Oceans."

A Night of Triumphs!

The festivities didn’t stop there! "Saturday Night Live 50th Anniversary Special" swept the floor with 7 wins in categories like production design and sound mixing, while the beloved game show "Jeopardy!" earned its place as Outstanding Game Show. Jimmy Kimmel shined as the best host for "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"—proof that talent truly runs in the family!

A Star-Studded Celebration!

The night was packed with memorable moments, from Marlee Matlin and Nyle DiMarco presenting awards alongside sign language interpreters, to stars Tanner Smith and Connor Tomlinson from "Love on the Spectrum" sharing the spotlight as they handed out trophies. This celebration of creativity was not just an awards ceremony, but a joyful reunion of favorite personalities.

Catch the Highlights!

Though the Creative Arts Emmys won’t be broadcast live, they’re scheduled to air on FXX on Saturday, September 13 at 8 p.m. ET/PT—right before the Primetime Emmys. Plus, fans can stream the ceremony on Hulu until October 7, ensuring no one misses the fabulous winners and spectacular performances.

A Glimpse at the Highlights