Is being gay bad feng shui? 

Asian-fusion restaurant, Amber Village, allegedly thinks so according to a lawsuit filed by newlyweds Barrett Greene and Thomas Eng in New York City after their rehearsal dinner was cancelled because apparently gay parties are "especially bad for feng shui."

You know, the flow of energy in a space? Is this some sort of commentary on the snark and shade that the gays are known to throw, because we acknowledge it can change the energy of a room, but not enough to cancel a rehearsal dinner!

More after the jump!

Updated Friday, 11:45 a.m. EST

Mike Fuller, owner of the Idaho bar and grill that has boycotted Pepsi, Miller and Coors over its support of LGBT rights, has given Instinct a little more insight into his motives. Check out how Fuller decides which gay products get his axe and which remain on the menu after the jump!

Hey L.A. it's a great day for some BINGO! Come play with us and RuPaul's Drag Race star Willam Belli tonight for your chance to pick up a sexy Trek bike, awesome DVD/Blu-ray packs, tons of gift cards, a Vegas weekend or maybe even...a trip for two to Puerto Vallarta!! 

It all starts at 7 p.m. at HOME Restaurant SILVERLAKE and, of course, benefits AIDS/LifeCycle!!

Updated Thursday, 2:30 p.m. EST

The future of legislation designed to block Omaha's attempt at protecting its LGBT citizens from discrimination doesn't look bright in the Nebraska legislature.

Just when we thought Denny’s was a safe place for us, what with their chardonnay and their “Fit Fare,” leave it to another disgruntled homophobe to ruin a meal. Such is the case with a man who was just sentenced for attacking a waiter whom he believed to be gay at a Santa Maria, California Denny’s. 

Though she's received a bit of negative attention, Martha Boggs, the Knoxville, Tennessee restaurateur who refused to serve her state's most hateful homophobe, has mostly encountered support from across the country. With the spotlight still shining on Bijou Restaurant, Martha has taken an opportunity to thank her supporters. Read her thank you statement (and watch a video interview), after the jump.

The summer temperatures might be cooling down, but Provincetown, even with Bear Week and Carnival behind it, is just heating up. We check out the lavish lodgings, Cape Cod activities, nightlife, tea dances, and dining worthy of getting in a last-minute late-season P-Town trip before the bears go into hibernation! Head to our Travel section to check out the Provincetown feature.

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...