Dorothy Parker's final surprise almost 60 years after her death: Satirist famed for her biting humour who co-wrote A Star Is Born is unveiled as the wit behind mystery Life magazine poems published 100 years ago

A series of anonymous comic poems published more than 100 years ago in New York magazine have finally been attributed - and the writer is Dorothy Parker, according to the Times.

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