Yea, we love our fashion and we love our drama, but two controversial fashion spreads in one day? It's almost too much for even our black, dead hearts.

Our second sartorial scandal of this gorgeous Friday involves an Italian fashion editor who, in collaboration with a hair and makeup stylist, decided that taping a white girl's eyes into slants to "appear Asian" was a good idea for Vogue Japan.

We won't shake our freshly-manicured fingers at the U.K.'s Men's Health for keeping our husband Joe Manganiello clothed on their July cover (what a waste!), but still might write a sternly-worded letter to the editor for not including us as the model for the damsel-in-distress shot (viewable after the jump). 

International superstar model Andrej Pejic has seen the fire of fame burn bright due to his exceptional, beautiful androgyny. But his latest magazine cover for Dossier might be too androgynous for massive book retailer Barnes & Noble, which refuses to sell the issue without plastic film censoring his shirtless body. So, is the image of Andrej Pejic really too provocative for newsstands? 

Fusion, the student-run LGBT magazine of Kent State University in Ohio, recently had to find a new printer after their longtime partner, Freeport Press, refused to print a racy image and headline. So, what was Fusion trying to publish that was too hot for the presses?

During an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Anna Wintour reveals one particular Vogue cover she regrets approving. So, which is it?

Because we like to spread ourselves on every surface possible we are THRILLED to announce that Instinct Magazine is now available on the iPad! In fact, we're the first national gay publication to land in tablet form. Yup, we're trailblazers, ravishing readers, and we hope you'll follow us down this exciting path by joining us in the digital magazine revolution.

Now, don't worry: The new July/August issue will be available for iPad purchase next week! But pick up sexy Marco in June's issue now, get familiar with the app and then download July/August beginning July 14.

Get Instinct Magazine on iPad here!

Rolling Stone is scheduled to venture into brick and mortar (and disco balls) starting next summer with the launch of a Rolling Stone brand restaurant and nightclub at Hollywood and Highland in Los Angeles.

From the LA Times:

Rolling Stone is about to take a leap into the entertainment industry, starting with a large-scale restaurant and nightclub in Hollywood.

Owners of the venerable magazine hope to leverage its status as a preeminent chronicler of the rock music world and pop culture into a new business built on food and drinks. The first Rolling Stone outpost is set to open next summer at Hollywood & Highland Center.

Imagine if Instinct opened a restaurant/club in West Hollywood...