Kesha's record label reinstates her Billboard awards performance

By Piya Sinha-Roy LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop star Kesha will sing at the Billboard Music Awards after her record label on Thursday reversed a decision to stop her performance amid concerns she would address her failed legal bid against Sony Corp's Sony Music and producer Dr. Luke. Kemosabe Records, a unit of Sony Music and founded by Dr. Luke, said in a statement that had initially revoked approval for Kesha's performance at Sunday's awards show because it had "learned Kesha was to use the perf