In November 2015, the song was the set piece for the back-story of "Liz Taylor" in the TV anthology "American Horror Story: Hotel". Also on 19 December 1981, Kim Carnes performed with Rod Stewart and Tina Turner at the L. A. Forum, Inglewood. Dick Clark hosted a television special version of the concert. Carnes' later hits included two more singles that just missed the Pop Top 10, "Crazy in the Night" (from "Barking at Airplanes") and "What About Me?" with Kenny Rogers and James Ingram. Kim also reached the Adult Contemporary Top 10 four times after "Bette Davis Eyes" – with "I Pretend" (No. 9), "What About Me?" (No. 1), "Make No Mistake, He's Mine" with Barbra Streisand (No. 8) (co-produced by Carnes with Bill Cuomo) and "Crazy in Love" (No. 10). On January 19, 1985, Carnes had the distinction of being on the "Billboard" Hot 100 with three singles simultaneously, "What About Me", "Make No Mistake, He's Mine" and "Invitation to Dance", from the soundtrack to the film, "That's Dancing!" This meant she was on the chart as a solo artist, in addition to being part of a duo and a trio. Carnes was nominated for additional Grammy Awards – including Best Rock Vocal Performance Female for "Voyeur", in 1983 and Best Rock Vocal Performance Female for "Invisible Hands" in 1984. In 1983, Carne's song, "I'll Be Here Where the Heart Is", was included on the "Flashdance" soundtrack which itself received a Grammy for Best Album of Original Score Written for a Motion Picture. Carnes was also one of the singers invited to perform on USA for Africa's 1985 famine relief fundraising single "We Are the World" and can be seen in the music video and heard singing the last line of the song's bridge with Huey Lewis and Cyndi Lauper. In 1987, she sang the song "My Heart Has a Mind of Its Own" in a duet with Jeffrey Osborne for the soundtrack to the movie "Spaceballs". In the same year, Carnes recorded "The Heart Must Have a Home""" for the American film "Summer Heat". For the release of her eleventh studio album, "View from the House", Carnes reunited with producer Jimmy Bowen, who co-produced the album with her.