Ah, the new year -- 'Tis the season to make promises to yourself that you probably won't keep. Oh well, at least you're not the only one. Family, friends and even celebrities are all making resolutions. AOL Television recently got the scoop on what TV's hottest stars are resolving to do or not to do in the new year. Here are some tidbits:

• Jaime Pressley: "I say your resolution should be to do whatever it takes to make yourself happy. If you're happy and feel healthy and good about yourself, everyone around you will feel it, especially your children. You are what you project."

• Carol Burnett: "Just to keep on keeping on -- and something for my own personal self, to continue to exercise. It's a tough one, but I do pilates, and they do help, for the bones and general flexibility. You have to have a trainer, and I have a wonderful gal who helps me. I'm not too thrilled as I'm doing them, but afterward I feel great."
• Ty Pennington: "My New Year's resolution would be to stay healthy, because it's tough to do what I do. It definitely requires a lot of energy, so I've got to exercise and take my multi-vitamins. I also want to get in more time with family and friends. They're most important."
• Chad Michael Murray: "I don't have a New Year's resolution. Do you want to know why? This year I quit drinking and smoking. I think I covered all my New Year's resolutions for a few years. Quitting smoking is one of the hardest things in the world."
• Kay-Dee Strickland of Private Practice: "If you play full-out in your work, in your love, in your service, you kind of have to be accountable for something much bigger than a 10 lb. weight loss or giving up whatever other vice a person might have. For me, it's just about showing up." Huh?
• Jillian Michaels: "I don't believe in New Year's resolutions. I think people make New Year's resolutions just because New Year's comes around, and nobody keeps them. I believe in new day resolutions. I think every day is a new day and a new opportunity to change." Hey, that's what Karla says too.
  

What about you? Need some inspiration for your diet and fitness resolutions? Check out AOL Health's America Takes It Off campaign. And come see us on Monday, when we'll issue a challenge to help you shrink a size.