Tina Fey: People hated me after Palin impression on SNL

Ok, admittedly, the picture of her in front of the New York City skyline in Mickey Mouse ears may not exactly be what most consider "normal," but Tina Fey swears she is. The actress and comedienne is featured in Vogue's March issue, and she wants everyone to know that in a world run rampant by celebrity craziness, she's a champion for the average. "I feel like I represent normalcy in some way," she said in the interview.

"What are your choices today in entertainment? People either represent youth, power, or sexuality. And then there’s me, carrying normalcy.” Well, okay, “me and Rachel Ray," Fey admitted. But however normal she tries to be, that doesn't mean that everyone's a fan - especially after all of those Sarah Palin impressions that she did all through 2009. "People started projecting politics onto me,” she said. “There are people who hate me now because of that.” Could part of that hate be because she and Palin are both women? Fey thinks it's a possibility.