X Factor's Queen vs Michael Jackson night They're just about cooler than Stevi Ritchie though, the novelty act from Simon's over 25s category. If you thought he couldn't get any more ludicrously theatrical than last week, when he fulfilled a lifelong ambition and transformed into the Phantom of the Opera, you were wrong - tonight, he tackled Bohemian Rhapsody and, if you can get past the fact that he can't actually sing at all, it was pretty entertaining. For once, one of Louis Walsh's similes was actually spot on. "You're like the David Brent of X Factor," he declared. Another of Simon's "overs," the consistently good Ben Haenow, had a strong week, bravely singing the first half of Man In The Mirror entirely acapella. You can tell he's talented because Mel B likes slagging him off - does she see him as a threat to her category, the boys, by any chance? She shouldn't worry - in Andrea Faustini, she's got the true star of the competition. This week, he closed the show with Queen's Somebody For Love, and it proved to be the perfect song for him - as most songs seemingly are. But that wasn't the highlight of tonight's show - instead, a fairly pathetic stage invasion from comedy act Lee Nelson, while eight-piece boy band Stereo Kicks were trying to sing You Are Not Alone with appropriate levels of focus and emotion, was the thing that had everyone talking. It wasn't anywhere near as funny as the time Calvin Harris stormed the stage with a pineapple on his head back in 2009, but the boys handled the unexpected distraction well - or perhaps, like the rest of the country, they can't tell each other apart yet and simply thought he was one of the band.