Olivia Munn Is Better Than You

Olivia Munn (The Daily Show) hit up Pure night club at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas last week and spent time in the VIP section with UFC president Dana White and Selita Ebanks. Initially, she was having a great time “dancing and laughing.” Munn was even “taking pictures [what seemed like] every person and having the best time.” That is until she went outside. Then she started bitching out a group of people and screaming that she’s famous, bitch.

The 31-year-old approached a group of “about four others, both men and women,” whom she had been seen with throughout the evening. The crowd stood near “a bunch of tables to the left of the entrance of Pure.”

Despite her previously sweet demeanor, Munn “started yelling and swearing,” and apparently didn’t care who heard.

“You can go f— yourselves!” she told the group, adding that her “career will go on,” but the slack-jawed group she was addressing was “going to have to kiss peoples’ asses for the rest of [their] lives!”

Our eyewitness said initially the group tried to calm the belligerent actress.

“It’s okay, we understand,” one woman said nervously to Munn.

But efforts to quiet the actress’ outburst fell flat. Those in the group “weren’t really talking much,” said the spywitness, “just listening” to her yelling.

Munn is known for a down-to-earth, funny-girl persona. But with her diva screeching, she offered up a spoiled-brat performance that would have shocked her fans.

“I’m rich!” Munn continued. “I come from a well-off family.”

Munn walked off after her little diva display. Her publicist said it started because of an earlier incident. One which they didn’t care to elaborate on.

A spokesman for Munn told us the actress’ outburst was based off an earlier situation inside the nightclub where someone had tried to manhandle one of her friends.

“She’s fiercely loyal to her friends, and screaming profanity to protect them is the least aggressive thing she could have done in the moment.”

Really. Because it sounds like she was just being an asshole. I’m not sure how telling someone they’ll never be rich or famous equated to protecting her friend unless her friend loves listening to how Olivia Munn is better than everyone else.