With every neatly parcelled delivery of emotion, the guy who sang La La La, Latch and Money on My Mind – who could have been a properly rounded pop star – veers towards a Heart FM ghetto.
James tackled the herculean task to raise money for LATCH, a Welsh children's cancer charity which supported his son Oscar.
Or, if you're a cynic, you might just see this as a way for Hollywood money to latch onto pre-existing "brands" that they'll have to do very little to promote if everyone's already familiar with Assassins Creed, we won't have to pay writer to come up with original content.
They may slightly resent Kerry for latching on to the money, but there's also excitement and civic pride that someone from Pittsburgh could be the first lady".
The annual Department of Justice Victimization Surveys put the proportion at around 90%. Until recent years, it was generally assumed that white-on-black crime was racially inspired but black-on- white crime was more random and more likely to be driven only by the prospect of latching onto some easy money.
But those details were largely overshadowed at the meeting Wednesday evening at the Maple Park Community Center, particularly when a group of regular city critics latched onto the annual money transfer.
Meanwhile, in an effort to chase what's hot (or at least exotic), money managers are latching onto ever-narrower benchmarks, or even creating novel bogeys whose worth has yet to be proven.
Initially, it seems, the group just wanted money – so did they latch on to North Korea as a smokescreen, or just because they found it funny?
The financial world has turned so volatile lately, and its story moves so fast, that bankers, money managers and analysts are latching onto a variety of market indicators in an effort to see what's ahead.
The gang hangs on until the money runs out and then latches on to another marker.
