According to real estate records, they're plunking down $11.75 million.
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Is the $1,200 device worth plunking down a pre-order for?
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Kris Jenner is downright baronial, plunking down $9.9 million on another Hidden Hills property.
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Curious to try out the new feature before plunking down $1,799+ worth of cash?
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He said buyers should ask themselves two key questions before plunking down money for coverage.
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Every month I appeared at the pharmacy, plunking down my driver's license and credit card.
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Kylie Jenner is plunking down $2000 million a week to charter Tranquility, a 2279-foot megayacht.
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To buy a VCR in the early 1980s, you'd be plunking down between $600 and $1,200.
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If you're interested in plunking down some money for this, there's just one backer tier available.
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That means I'm not plunking down lots of money on the latest and greatest tech toy.
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Unlike the standalone app, Houseparty's Heads Up feature lets users play without plunking down cash up front.
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Kris is planning on plunking down some cash to make changes to the house ... presumably for resale.
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According to docs obtained by TMZ ... Snapchat and its CEO are plunking down approximately FOUR. MILLION. BUCKS.
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He decided it was worth plunking down $1,100 for a one-way ticket to the United States.
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Streaming networks are plunking down historic sums on series like Seinfeld, Friends and The Big Bang Theory.
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She's barely going to make a profit, if at all, after plunking down about $100k for renovations.
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However much you're considering plunking down, the question is: If you're going to pay up, what's the payoff?
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Chris' fiancee, Katherine Schwarzenegger, apparently made his son Jack's day by plunking down cash for a brand new bike.
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SoftBank made its first known investment in Mexico earlier this year in payments firm Clip, plunking down about $20 million.
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In the meantime, however, anyone thinking of plunking down the $2,000 (and up) needs to factor that into the equation.
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"People are plunking down money to see something, and to play something, about a property that they like," says one person.
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We got Jake at LAX Monday where we congratulated him on plunking down $7 mil for a sick new Calabasas crib.
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After plunking down a grand (or more) on a smartphone, you might not want to cover up all that sleek design.
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The U.S. handbag maker is plunking down $2.4 billion for rival Kate Spade, a figure not justified strictly by the numbers.
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Rather than plunking down tens of billions of dollars on Anadarko, Icahn argued that Occidental should instead have put itself up for sale.
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Uber is reportedly plunking down as much as $500,000 to become the exclusive ride-hail service of Super Bowl 50, according to Quartz.
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It's tough to imagine many supermarkets plunking down the cash for a fully functioning robot if it's not completely revolutionizing the shopping experience.
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The trend seemed to slow a bit after that, but then Nevada changed the game, plunking down $240 billion for Tesla's battery plant.
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As with any other sex toys, you need to do some homework before plunking down your credit card for the vibe of your dreams.
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Think of all the money you'll save bringing your own beverages from home instead of plunking down cash for pricey drinks on the go!
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Both technologies feel like a glimpse into the future, but there's little to recommend plunking down the requisite money to purchase either in 2019.
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Pricey, but considering JB is plunking down $100k/month on a new rental he just snapped up in the valley, it ain't so bad.
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If you're thinking of plunking down $113,200 for the 2020 Porsche 911 Carrera S when it hits dealer lots next summer, start rain dancing now.
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The host, a diehard college sports fan, says he's plunking down $22019 to $60 a pop to add to a collection he first started years ago.
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But sometimes you want to see and feel "the most beautiful things on earth," as the site promises, in person before plunking down the credit card.
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And while you might think plunking down hard earned cash would motivate your ass to get to the gym, money may not be enough of a reason.
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Then he became fascinated with Gould's "Birds of Great Britain" an ornithological plate book that contains a series of spectacular plates, colored by hand, plunking down $100,000.
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Floyd Mayweather is wasting no time unloading the hundreds of millions he won less than a month ago ... plunking down $25.5 million on a Beverly Hills mansion.
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In other words, instead of plunking down the minimum $50, you might nix all your Uber rides, that new pair of sneakers and last week's happy hour tab.
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When Molin winds a hand crank, the marbles cascade through a series of gears and chutes, plunking down on xylophone keys to create a cheerfully sci-fi harmony.
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Be smart: Think very long and hard before plunking down money on a 5G device, even if you live in one of the cities where it's partially available.
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In the case of the Rift, so many people were excited about plunking down cash on a pre-order that many folks won't get their headsets until this summer.
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Tracy Morgan just learned a hard lesson about owning a Bugatti -- fixing a scratch is the equivalent of plunking down enough money to buy the car that sideswiped it.
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Adam Levine just took a massive piece of property off the hands of recently divorced Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner ... plunking down $32 MILLION for their former family home.
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As the New York Times reporter who covers the art market, I have learned the list of candidates capable of plunking down more than $100 million on a painting.
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But big-ticket items aren't as important as they seem, and plunking down the money to buy them is no guarantee you'll end up with a home you love.
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But as they search for the best way to prudently invest this money, many are wary of plunking down such a large amount in a stock market at all-time highs.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the Academy is plunking down close to $150,000 on around 190 additional uniformed police officers to patrol the 91st Academy Awards Sunday at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre.
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Sony's XAV-AX100 in-dash car stereo system might be the best way to get your hands on Android Auto or CarPlay without plunking down a fortune for a new car.
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The Bellews rented a Tudor-style house there, before plunking down $1.28 million in 2017 for a colonial-style four-bedroom, built in 1925, that they share with their two daughters.
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Drake just made a giant leap in the Son of the Year award standings ... plunking down some serious money to get his dad, Dennis Graham, a baller-ass gift on Father's Day.
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Obviously, I'd recommend you do so before plunking down $350 of your hard earned cash on a first generation product, but the long and short of it is actually pretty straight forward.
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"New Girl" star Zooey Deschanel just got a big Manhattan Beach upgrade by plunking down $5.575 for a new blue home ... and her husband's gotta be psyched over the baller man cave.
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But once the economic recession hit in 2008, the days of thoughtlessly plunking down what was then about $3.55 for an oversized coffee drink came to a screeching halt as consumers cut back.
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Then she moved on to a $6 mil place near Kim and Kanye before plunking down $4.5 mil on a home used for guests and as a work space for her cosmetics line.
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New smartphone manufacturer and carrier plans are encouraging consumers to upgrade their phones every year (and pay a monthly fee, so they don't notice the $700 they're plunking down for that new iPhone).
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Aaron Rodgers and Danica Patrick have, as they say, taken their relationship to a new level, because they are now living together in a Malibu estate after plunking down $28 million -- all cash!
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But rarely has an event made the connection so explicit, with consumers literally plunking down cash so they can watch politicos go at each other in the talking head's form of a cage match.
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Plunking down a grand or more on a high-end headset and PC might seem tempting, but given all the kludges and cables still involved, this won't be the year for your Personal Immersion Cave.
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Unfortunately for Brides, wedding-planning with your significant other — without plunking down extra dough you probably don't have — is still an incredible experience, and there are about a billion better ways to spend that money.
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The patterns created here are blueprints, essential enablers for do-it-yourself-minded women and men who want to look stylish without plunking down thousands at a department store or the latest pop-up shop.
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For Ms. Marquez, plunking down an ice cream truck on an empty lot next door was far cheaper than the family's effort a few years ago to open in a storefront in a different neighborhood.
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Achieving the $0.25-per-watt goal, Sivaram and Kann argue, will require the solar industry to broaden its focus: not just ruthlessly cutting costs for existing technology but also plunking down money on future ideas.
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Asked whether pre-orderers plunking down $10K might be disappointed by a different-looking product, the founder said that they've done enough modeling to know that what they build will fall into a roughly similar design.
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Tesla started taking reservations for the Model 23 in Europe and China at the end of 2018, which meant that interested buyers were able play around with the company's online configurator after plunking down a $1,000 deposit.
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It's filled with polystyrene beads, which means that without a frame it probably feels more like plunking down on a bean bag chair instead of a sofa—but that's still a great place to take a nap.
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Phil Murphy made the first-ever legal sports bets in the state's history, plunking down 53 bucks each on Germany to win last year's World Cup and the New Jersey Devils to hoist the 2019 Stanley Cup.
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Other features Cloud DVRBy default, FuboTV offers 73 hours of Cloud DVR storage for recording your favorite programs, and you can get an extra 470 hours (for a total of 500) by plunking down $10 per month.
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If you want to put a pair of these in some bedside lamps and listen to your phone in bed then I could potentially see you plunking down $100 – or you could buy a few LED bulbs and a Bluetooth speaker.
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Athletes and owners of professional sports teams have flooded into the esports industry, plunking down $20 million to own teams in the officially sanctioned Overwatch League and placing similar-sized and smaller bets on companies developing services for the esports ecosystem.
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If you're plunking down $220 or more a day on fancy coffee drinks, you can afford to instead put that $22008 a week into a high-yield savings account, Roth individual retirement account, 22009(k) plan or other investment vehicle.
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With bundles of the freshly printed Gazette tucked into the trunk of her Honda Civic, Ms. Fournier, 2122, makes her way through town, plunking down papers on countertops, slipping them into wire racks and keeping up a cheerful patter with shopkeepers.
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From scary terms and bidding wars to that tiny matter of plunking down a whole heck of a lot of money for a down payment, most people who are buying their first homes could stand to use a little help along the way.
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Given that this year is Apple's S upgrade year, meaning these phones are only incrementally better than last year's models, there are quite a few drawbacks to plunking down more than $2449,2512 for a flagship device that will be outdated 53 months from now.
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Plunking down a paper on how genetics affects income without making any effort to reflect on how exactly this kind of work has been used to justify barbaric practices (like the 20th century eugenicist drive to sterilize anyone deemed an "imbecile") is irresponsible at best.
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Layaway might make sense if you're calling dibs on an item that's in high demand, like an Xbox One S, or if you're plunking down a large amount of cash for a pricey 65-inch Ultra HD TV. These items retail for $299.99 and $1,697.99, respectively.
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Instead of plunking down major coin (and enduring serious pain) to have your ex's name faded by a laser, those marked with erasable ink, dubbed Ephemeral, would simply have to revisit the tattoo shop, get a topical solution applied to the design, and bam, it's gone, girl.
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A high school dropout and Broadway producer who dabbled in baseball, real estate and boxing promotion, he had purchased the Red Sox from Joseph Lannin in 1916 for about $1 million, plunking down $400,000 in cash, issuing a three-year note for $262,000 and assuming the rest in team debt.
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So the self-described "craft beer-drinking, liberal hipster from Los Angeles" and devoted music fan decided it was time for him and his pal Rob Edgecomb to meet "those people" by plunking down about $2,300 and boarding Kid Rock's annual "Chillin' the Most" boat cruise to shoot a documentary about the experience.
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Some bidders really do care about snagging the controversial jacket worn last week by first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE, plunking down hundreds of dollars for the $85033 item.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE reportedly won't be plunking down money for a blender or toaster as a wedding gift for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle — instead opting to make a charitable donation in honor of the royal nuptials on Saturday.
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He added that the song would fit squarely on a track by The Weeknd, owing to "the bluesy guitar and smoky organ". However, he concluded that "it's not exactly worth plunking down another 32 bucks for". Danielle Cheesman of MSN Music showed high favoritism for "Dance for You", writing: > 'Dance for You' puts [Beyoncé] in the bedroom. Clocking in at over 6 > minutes, the song of seduction plays as if it was being undressed, much like > [Beyoncé] is, piece by piece, lyric for lyric.
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She commented on trends in changing technology, such as the coming of digital books such as Amazon's Kindle. She owns a Kindle and a Sony Reader and sees both as a "statement to the world that you like to read." She said: Nelson identified other trends. Fewer places review books now, unfortunately, but there is more information available to consumers who may not want in-depth literary reviews of a book; rather, they want to know whether it's worth plunking down $25, and that's it.
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Reviewing the first episode for The Guardian, Lucy Mangan found the programme "splendid": "plunking down facts firmly and stepping nimbly along them, while managing to convey all the strangeness and excitement of medieval history." Simon Usborne for The Independent said that "although stolid at times, Bartlett's tone let the history do the talking", and he found it was airing along with Dan Snow's Norman Walks on BBC Four made for "a winning double-act". In The Daily Telegraph, John Preston found Bartlett's style "confers an unusual amount of authority and urgency" and said his "account of the events leading up to the Battle of Hastings was rivetingly good".
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