Adrienne Romero

2 weeks ago | sliceofculture.com | Adrienne Romero

Photo by Adrienne J. Romero / SOC Images. In 2022, Frocious’ music career changed with just one song: “moving on.”Three years later, the hyperpop-meshed-R&B song has now recorded over four million plays on Spotify, and, recently, made a crowd roar at a sold-out FIRSTLIVE show in Brooklyn as they got to hear one of Frocious’ hit songs.

3 weeks ago | sliceofculture.com | Adrienne Romero

Photo by Adrienne J. Romero / SOC Images. The future of Jersey City is in your hands, and all it takes is your one vote on Nov. 4, 2025. The talk of a new mayor has been slowly churning within the city after current Mayor Steve Fulop announced his decision to step down from his three terms to pursue the New Jersey state governor’s seat, which Gov. Phil Murphy currently holds. Former state Gov.

1 month ago | sliceofculture.com | Adrienne Romero

Courtesy of Kiwanis Club of Jersey City / Facebook. Editor’s Note: This is a sponsored post. An RSVP for Kiwanis’ Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser at Brightside Tavern will get you this: savory bacon, fluffy eggs—or however you like them—warm pancakes and accompanying coffee or tea, among other things you’ll have to wait to see. The nonprofit club’s fundraiser on Saturday, May 3 runs a much deeper meaning than a stacked plate; the funds will go towards youth programs throughout Jersey City.

1 month ago | sliceofculture.com | Adrienne Romero

Photo by Adrienne J. Romero / SOC Images. Editor’s Note: This is a sponsored post. On the eve of Ana Centeno’s 20th birthday, the St. Joseph’s School for the Blind (SJSB) student radiated as she sat down in the colorful physical and occupational therapy center, reflecting on her 16 years at the school. When asked about what the school has done for her, she smiled and replied, “I love being here.

1 month ago | sliceofculture.com | Adrienne Romero

Photo courtesy Archil Srivastava via NJ.com. Jersey City and New York residents are flooding social media with prayers and somber thoughts after confirmation of a helicopter crash that left six people dead in the Hudson River Thursday afternoon. Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop reportedly confirmed three adults and three children were all onboard and victims of the fatal crash. One of the adults was the pilot while two of them were parents of the three children; this was a family of five from Spain.