Sal Iacono
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Sal Iacono (born July 5, 1971), also known as Cousin Sal, is an American lawyer, comedian, writer, and game show host.
He is best known for his appearances on The Man Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live, as a late night television actor.
Cousin Sal is Jimmy Kimmel's cousin, hence the term Cousin Sal.
Early life
Iacono was born in Brooklyn to Fran Iacono and Vincent Iacono. He graduated from Elwood-John Glenn High School in 1989 and attended SUNY Oswego, receiving a degree in Public Justice in 1993.
He continued to study law at Touro Law Center in Huntington, New York, on Long Island, after receiving his Juris Doctor in 1996. Iacono moved from Long Island to Hollywood in 1997 to pursue a career in television.
Personal life
Melissa, Archie, Jack, and Harrison (aka Harriso) live near Los Angeles with his wife, Melissa, and three sons.
Career
Iacono's first attempt at television writing came on the Fox Sports program Sports Geniuses, a sports-themed game show starring Matt Vasgersian on which Sal also appeared in a trivia contest every night. Adam Carolla and Iacono's cousin Jimmy Kimmel appeared on Comedy Central's The Man Show from there. On Fox NFL Sunday, Iacono joined Kimmel during his weekly prognostication sketches. Crank Yankers, a puppet show by Iacono, was written by the Iacono.
Iacono replaced Win Ben Stein's Money co-host Nancy Pimental, becoming Ben Stein's co-host and comedic tormentor. Throughout the series's run, Iacono served as the co-host and was nominated for an Emmy Award in the Outstanding Game Show Host category.
Iacono has been a permanent member of Jimmy Kimmel Live! Since 2003, I have been writing for writers. He also appears on the program in comedy sketches. These comedic bits are often shot with a hidden camera, and Jimmy's "Cousin Sal" either makes Jimmy prank their aunt Chippy or he pretended to be a store worker or delivery guy who is terribly inept or annoyant. Cousin Sal's victims are either knowingly dumbfounded or extremely infuriated, much to the delight of the viewing audience.
On Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Iacono's favorite wrestler Rowdy Roddy Piper delivered a birthday cake to Kimmel on May 16, 2008. Santino Marella, who had the cake laid on him, confronted Piper and threatened him with piper, was assaulted by Iacono. Marella (dressed as Piper) brought Iacono to the ring on Monday Night Raw to "apologize" to "Cousin Sal" on Monday night. The authentic Piper descended on the rings, Marella's own apology cake was given to him, and on his way back to the locker room, he challenged Iacono to a wrestling match, which Piper accepted on behalf of Iacono. The match took place at SmackDown on Friday Night! On June 3, 2008, tapings in Los Angeles began. Sal was accompanied by Kimmel and Piper in the ring and took the title.Iacono is a regular guest on The Bill Simmons Podcast. Bill takes the line for the next week's NFL games, defends the Dallas Cowboys, and addresses sports and sports betting with Bill. Salla joined the Adam Carolla Podcast on Mondays to address the previous Sunday's NFL action. Iacono, a Simmons' Ringer Podcast Network, became the host of the 'Against All Odds' gambling podcast in May 2017.
As part of a newly established sports betting media firm established by Iacono in July 2020, Iacono launched Extra Points with his buddy Dave Dameshek.
Sal was also a regular columnist on Grantland.com, which was formerly owned by Simmons, in addition to his appearances on Bill Simmons' podcast.
In early 2021, Tony Levy's book You Can't Lose Them All was published.
Sal is an analyst on Fox sports gambling show Fox Bet Live. On September 10, 2018, the series's premiere took place.
Sal was a special prognosticator and cousin Jimmy Kimmel on FOX NFL Sunday in 2002. Salvator Sal will also be the prognosticator, starting in 2019 on FOX NFL Thursday. Kimmel has also appeared on it for the first time.