The Rolling Stones are planning to head back to the studio later this year to begin recording their 23rd studio album. The energetic sixty-something rockers recently ended their two-year A Bigger Bang world tour - in support of 2005's album of the same name - and are currently promoting Martin Scorsese's movie documentary about them, Shine A Light.

It's the middle of winter and not only has the weather been crummy, but so were the movies (One Missed Call, anyone?). Warm weather isn't the only thing people are looking forward to come springtime; we're also anticipating a refreshing group of comedic, dramatic and fantastic films. Here's a sneak peak at some of the films moviegoers will see when they hit theaters in April and May:

Legendary rockers The Rolling Stones have further fueled reports they are to quit record label EMI after signing a one-album deal with rival company Universal.

Director Martin Scorsese's highly-anticipated documentary movie about the Rolling Stones will finally be released in April. Shine A Light was slated for release in October last year, but was postponed by Paramount Classics.

The release of movie mogul Martin Scorsese's Rolling Stones documentary has been delayed to allow the band the chance to promote it properly. The director flew to Italy last month to screen a rough cut of Shine A Light to the band, which is currently touring Europe.