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ABC's Grey's Anatomy has always been a launch pad for new music, and now the veteran medical drama has embarked on a new tune: modern covers of 1980s hits. The brainchild of showrunner Shonda Rhimes, the '80s Covers project started with the Feb. 27 season 10 midseason premiere and Sleeping at Last's cover of Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart." The project continued with Episode 14, which featured four more songs: The Wind & The Wave's cover of Simple Minds' "Don't You Forget About Me"; Sleeping at Last's version of Cyndi Lauper's "All Through the Night"; J2 featuring Cameron the Public's interpretation of Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror"; and Young Summer's rendition of The Human League's "Don't You Want Me." PHOTOS: On the Set of 'Grey's Anatomy's' 200th Episode And, according to Rhimes and music supervisor Alex Patsavas, the remainder of Grey's Anatomy's 10th season will feature only music from the '80s Covers project. "Shonda had this idea back in the fall, and we started to talk about songs she knew would make sense with the story," Patsavas tells The Hollywood Reporter. "We started with a couple of songs that she was interested in seeing if there were … Continue reading →

Missed the British singer's head-to-toe pink getup at Coachella last weekend? Have no fear -- round two is here. If you were wondering what inspired Kate Nash's set at Coachella, the British songstress didn't leave much to the imagination. Dressed head-to-toe in pink (Nash dyed her new shorter locks a shocking magenta for the affair), the womanly theme was also carried through with a sculptured replica of a vagina on stage. PHOTOS:Coachella: The Most Stylish Onstage Moments "I wanted to create this feeling of being in the womb," said Nash, who worked with stylist Ali Mandelkorn and designer Rose Lagrua of L.A.-basedfashion labelThat's Totally Fine to create a customized onstage outfit for the occasion. "We all went shopping for material a few weeks ago, and I had an idea that Rose sketched out, said Los Angeles-based Nash, who can regularly be found scoring vintage pieces in Echo Park and Downtown. The result was a Barbie-meets-the-space-age pink confection, complete with a flowing cape. Nash wasn't the only one making a pink statement for the weekend: Her bandmates and friends also rocked the rosy shade in the desert. This marks the second time the singer has played Coachella; her first performance took … Continue reading →