Yes, we've been playing Rihanna's "Stay" on loop everywhere we go--in the car (belting it), at home(with wine), in the office (with headphones). We're just that into it. 

And now we've got an Adam Lambert cover?!!

We're not even prepped for this.

Adam takes on Rihanna's "Stay" after the jump!

Adam Lambert knows perhaps better than anyone else that gay men love their female divas, so it appears that VH1 has made the ideal casting decision for host of this year's highly anticipated VH1 Divas concert: Adam Lambert.

What does Adam have to say about toasting some of the world's top female talent? 

The Glamberts of the world have already cleaned house and bought every copy of our May 2012 issue (more are coming, we promise!), but until our extra print run comes in, follow the jump for a stream of Adam's full album, Trespassing, before it's released next week!

Instinct's current cover star Adam Lambert took Jimmy Kimmel Live by storm last night to perform two tracks from his new album Trespassing. Didn't catch it? No problem, we got your gorgeous backs! Follow the jump to watch Adam's outstanding performance of "Trespassing" and "Never Close Our Eyes."

Adam Lambert, who's pompadour first blipped on our gaydar with his glam rock inspirations on American Idol, is ready to evolve. For his next LP (titled Trespassing), Adam tells Rolling Stone that he "hopes to find his voice," and has tapped beat pioneers like Pharrell and Britney's right-hand-man Dr. Luke to show him the way. Details follow.

Seems we've had a lot of bitchiness from public personalities this week, but Adam Glambert's cattiness might take the cake.

Speaking with the U.K's Gay Times Magazine, Lambert was asked how he felt about Susan Boyle's record -- the one record that outsold his late last year. He's not envoius or anything, and it isn't obvious or anything, because Lambert took the high road.

"I'm happy for her success, but that album is terrible. 'Wild Horses' is the one that made me laugh the hardest. I just died when I heard it. I was crying with laughter. It was the most horrendous, sacrilegious treatment of that song!"

Good sport, isn't he?

Two of our favorite queens, Adam Lambert and Oprah, shared some time together in a taping of the daytime show that will air on Tuesday, January 19. Rumors have swirled the gay blogosphere for a few days now, but Glambert finally confirmed his appearance via his hardest working publicist, Twitter, last night. "Oprah def true," he Twatted.

According to People, "In the course of their sit-down, Lambert touched upon Simon Cowell's announced departure from Idol and its possible ramifications for the show, what life was like for him both pre-Idol and after, and his controversal performance at the American Music Awards."

Glamberace graced Chelse Lately last night. Hilarity ensued.