Joe Jonas via starpulse.com

Now that we're all stuffed with T-day leftovers, and we've fully recovered from that tell-tale post-Thanksgiving nap, let's take a moment to check out what Hollywood do-gooders are most thankful for this holiday season....

Joe Jonas: I think we want to be, most of all, thankful for the fans. This year, they've been always sticking around for us, always been there for us. The fans are the best. They've come to every concert. They've slept outside [of] venues. And we can't thank them enough.

Miley Cyrus: Mostly it's my family. I think I've realized that mostly this year, because there's been so many crazy ups and downs, and so many different things, and I've always had the same family to come home to that will treat me like the same Miley I was in Nashville. So, cool.

Taylor Swift: I'm thankful that, even when it's raining, I've got people to count on....I feel like the luckiest girl in the world to have you out there doing these things for me.

Reese Witherspoon: I'm just blessed to have two very lovely children in my life, and health. It's something people don't think about a lot. I'm very lucky to be healthy and have healthy kids.

Travis Barker: I wanted to say thanks...and share my gratitude for everything I've been blessed with. Family, friends, and continued support from everyone. Thank you for life, and all the little ups and downs that make it worth living. My best to everyone.

Faith Hill: I am grateful for so many things in 2008. I feel like there's a chance of real promise in this country.

Gavin Rossdale: In 2008 my son was born, Zuma Nesta Rock. So, that is clearly the most massive thing for me....I lucked out because my wife (Gwen Stefani) is really good with him. So, right now she is doing most of it. So, my life hasn't changed that much, drastically. But it's incredible to have another little spirit right here.

Now it's your turn to tell us... what are YOU thankful for in 2008?! And to give someone else the gift of thanks this season, listen to Jamie Foxx as he fills you in on ways you can give other people who are less fortuate in your own community the joy of the holidays!