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Last night's episode of The X Factor brought us loads of talent - from an Olly Murs lookalike to the incomparable Bupsi - so it's time to find out if Sunday's show can match up.

We'll be bringing you all the action from tonight. Join us from 7.45pm when it all kicks off...

21:00We'll just leave you with this...

#NeverForget when @CherylOfficial was the sassiest Kermit in town #XFactor pic.twitter.com/Fho7ldjzF4

— Digital Spy (@digitalspy) September 6, 2015

20:57But that's it for tonight! Thanks for joining us and make sure you keep leaving your comments below - oh, and stick with DS for all the X Factor coverage you need!

20:56It's four yeses for Anton! "And he likes dogs," Simon says. "I love him." We love him too. Even James Arthur loves him.

The backing singer dude that was just on #xfactor is the only one I've...

While some folks thought things were wrapping up in the bitter battle between Donald Sterling and the National Basketball Association, in all actuality we’re just getting started.

On Friday (May 30) the disgraced owner of the La Clippers filed a $1 billion lawsuit against Commissioner Adam Silver and the NBA for breach of contract and violating his constitutional rights.

In addition, Donald wants former team president Andy Roeser reinstated, interim CEO Richard Parsons removed, and a termination of the league’s plan to terminate his family’s team ownership.

Unfortunately for Mr. Sterling, his wife Shelly has already entered into a binding agreement to sell the Clippers to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer for $2 billion, so his lawsuit is most likely moot.

An NBA rep told press, "The NBA will withdraw its pending charge to terminate the Sterlings' ownership of the team. Because of the binding agreement to sell the team,...

Updated, Friday 5:30 p.m. Pt: Donald Sterling filed suit on Friday against the National Basketball Association and Commissioner Adam Silver seeking more than $1 billion in damages. TheWrap obtained a copy of the lawsuit shortly after the NBA posted a memo announcing the cancellation of the June 3 hearing, which was intended to terminate the Sterlings’ ownership of the team. The league memo confirmed the team sale to Steve Ballmer, pending league approval. It concluded: ”Mrs. Sterling and the Trust also agreed not to sue the NBA and to indemnify the NBA against lawsuits from others, including from Donald Sterling.” But it appears that.