“This isn’t a goodbye, this is an evolution,” founder Svetlana Legetic says.

It’s the 10th anniversary of the Brightest Young Things comedy festival.

Death Becomes Us will return to D.C. in November for three days.

Brightest Young Things is curating “Death Becomes Us.”

The disco legend will headline a dance party at the Library of Congress on May 4.

Plus, local arts and culture site Brightest Young Things has now been drawn into the conspiracy.

Brightest Young Things announced the resignation of Logan Donaldson, who was discovered this week to have committed several acts of plagiarism. The site is also taking nearly its entire archive offline for an “internal audit.”

An editor of the arts and lifestyle website Brightest Young Things was caught plagiarizing in a guide to upcoming musical events.

After asking readers to compete for a pair of tickets to see Morrissey by submitting suicide notes, Brightest Young Things realizes it upset lots of people and is revising the rules of the contest.

After enjoying its first profitable year in 2011, the all-things-cool brand Brightest Young Things is expanding to New York.