The AP is reporting that hundreds of people have gathered in Rhinebeck, N.Y. to try and catch a glimpse of any VIP guests who are in town to celebrate Chelsea Clinton’s wedding to investment banker Marc Mezvinsky. (The ceremony is expected to start shortly.) Ted Danson and wife Mary Steenburgen caused a minor stir earlier when they walked through town. Said the AP, “Reporters, who had been searching for celebrities in vain for most of the day, quickly zeroed in on the couple, prompting Danson to ask, ‘Are we the only celebrities in town?’”

After a four-week investigation, Multnomah County, Oregon District Attorney Michael Schrunk has dropped the sexual harassment case against former Vice President Al Gore, citing insufficient evidence. Masseuse Molly Hagerty alleged that Gore had groped and assaulted her in 2006 in a Portland hotel room. In a statement, the D.A.’s office cited “contradictory evidence, conflicting witness statements, credibility issues, lack of forensic evidence and denials by Mr. Gore.” Gore, who participated in the investigation, released this statement through his spokeswoman Kalee Kreider: “Mr. Gore unequivocally and emphatically denied this accusation when he first learned of its existence three years ago. He respects and appreciates the thorough and professional work of the Portland authorities and is pleased that this matter has now been resolved.” [AP]

The Hills star Heidi Montag has filed for divorce from husband Spencer Pratt, according to papers obtained by EW. The filing comes nearly two months after the reality star visited court to obtain legal separation from Pratt. The papers, which were filed in Santa Monica, Calif.’s Superior Court, site irreconcilable differences. “Heidi has amended her petition for separation and today has filed a petition for dissolution of marriage from Spencer Pratt,” Jodeane Farrell, Montag’s lawyer, told People. “The couple has agreed they would like their divorce to be finalized in a timely manner in an out of court settlement. Both parties are amicable with each other and over the possibility of finalizing their divorce.”