Ariana Grande performs uncanny Jennifer Lawrence impression on Saturday Night Live 

Singer and actress Ariana Grande got a chance to show of her considerable comedy skills while guest hosting the latest episode of Saturday Night Live this weekend.

#ArianaOnSNL trending across much of the English-speaking world for hours afterwards.

One particular highlight was the star\'s appearance in SNL\'s recurring Jeopardy sketch: she donned a blonde wig, lowered her voice an octave and indulged in some light micky-taking of Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence:

Ariana also got to show off her talent for mimicry in another sketch set in the offices of music streaming service Tidal.

She plays \'Chloe the intern\', a lowly staff member who has to step in after a system failute and perform hit songs in the style of Britney Spears, Shakira, Rihanna and more.

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