A judge in the Bahamas has dropped charges against two people accused of attempting to extort $25 million from John Travolta, the Associated Press reports. Pleasant Bridgewater and Tarino Lightbourne were charged with trying to release information about the 2009 death of Travolta and wife Kelly Preston’s 16-year-old son, Jett. The judge dismissed the case after prosecutor Neil Braithwaite submitted a motion on behalf of the actor to drop the charges. “The Travolta family has said that this matter has caused them unbelievable stress and pain and they wish to put this whole thing behind them,” Braithwaite said.

In court papers obtained by EW dated Sept. 2, lawyer Roberta A. DeAngelis accuses Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Guidice and her husband of failing to disclose a book advance when filing for bankruptcy in October. The papers claim Guidice received a $250,000 advance from Hyperion for her cookbook, Skinny Italian, and did not reveal the asset in their petition. The papers also claim the Guidices did not disclose their ownership of TG Fabulicious, the Bravo star’s online boutique.

The couple is currently facing $11 million in debt.

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Harold Dieterle, the winner of the first season of Top Chef, married girlfriend Meredith Lynn Davies Saturday, People reports. The couple wed in Atlanta — Davies’ hometown — in front of other Top Chef alums, like Lee Anne Wong and Stephen Asprinio. Dieterle and Davies met at the Aspen, Colo., Food & Wine Classic.

A knife-wielding man who was arrested outside Paris Hilton’s home Aug. 24 has pleaded not guilty to attempted felony burglary, the Associated Press reports. Nathan Lee Parada appeared in court in Los Angeles Friday to enter the plea. The suspect is still in jail, having yet paid his $50,000 bail. He will return to court Sept. 15. Hilton tweeted about the incident during the arrest. The heiress and reality star was taken into custody herself in Las Vegas just four days later on suspicion of cocaine possession.

Taylor Lautner has settled his $300,000 lawsuit with Irvine, Calif.’s McMahon RV, the Associated Press reports. The Twilight actor filed the suit Monday, claiming McMahon failed to deliver a 2006 Affinity County Coach to the set of his upcoming movie Abduction in time for filming. Lautner’s lawyer said the dealership agreed to pay $40,000 to Lautner, who plans to donate the sum to children’s charity Lollipop Theater Network.