Derek Ramsay and Dr. Vicki Belo

Actor-model and Belo endorser Derek Ramsay will talk about how he keeps fit in this Sunday’s episode of “Salamat Dok,” 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. on ABS-CBN.

Derek goes to the Belo clinic for the non-invasive bio-sculpt treatment for body tightening and firming. The actor joins Dr. Vicki Belo as they talk about taking care of one’s skin and preparing one’s body during summer.

Find out about the latest sunblock product from Belo Essentials, as well as Belo’s spray tanning session.

Another procedure for body contouring, the new improved tenor, will be discussed in detail. Also learn more about safe and reliable treatments like laser hair removal, caboxytherapy, and sclerotherapy – all being offered by the Belo clinic.

“Salamat Dok” provides information on medical concerns, with free on-air consultation with the guest physician. Every third Sunday of the month, Dr. Belo guests in the program and discusses the latest treatments and procedures being offered by the Belo Medical Group. Bernadette Sembrano hosts the show.

Talent manager, producer opens Rave Art Gallery

Topnotch talent manager and supervising producer Manny Valera will open his art gallery called Rave on Saturday night at 6, and expectedly, it will be star-studded. Rave Art Gallery is located at Scout Magbanua corner Roces Ave., Quezon City.

“After being an art collector for many years, opening my own gallery is a dream come true. RAVE actually is an acronym of Rufina Astudillo Valera,my late mother, and Emannuel, my first name. My beloved mother has always been my inspiration for me to aspire to be better. Rave Art Gallery can also mean art patrons will rave about the pieces of artists participating in our exhibits now and in the future,” says Manny.

Featured artists in Rave’s initial exhibit are Ibarra Delarosa, Federico Alcuaz, Onib Olmedo, Al Perez, Jun Tiongco, Remy Boquiren, Fernando Sena, Gig De Pio, Emmanuel Garibay, Lito Barcelona, Nik Masangca, Mike Austria, Menchu Arandilla, Armida Francisco, and Roland Santos.

Killer vintage fan on ‘Midnight DJ’

For the first time, Oyo Sotto, Joaqui Tupas, Desiree del Valle, Meg Imperial, Jenny Miller, John Medina, Gilbert Telis, and Lucia Cristobal will come face to face with a “devil fan” on Saturday night in the episode “Bentilador Na Matador.”

Guesting on the show telecast after “Talentadong Pinoy” on TV5, helmed by Lore Reyes and line produced by Angie Samsom Valvieja of Big Top Production, is actor-director Zoren Legaspi, who appears as a fireman named Jack who finds and brings home a quaint-looking vintage electric fan.

Also appearing are Regine Angeles as Jack’s wife, Borgy Dones (Jack’s son Wacks), Gabby Fernandez (the fan’s first victim), Dianne Medina (the cult’s sacrificial lamb), and Lao Rodriguez (cult leader). Meanwhile, this is newcomer Lucia Cristobal’s second week on the show.

M.Museum Musmusikwela scholars to stage recital

Eleven Music Museum music scholars from The Music School of Ryan Cayabyab (TMSRC ) are all set to unveil their music and talent to the world on Saturday, March 20, 7 p.m., at the Teatrino in “Musmusikwela: The Recital.”

They are: Miah Isabelle Canton, Cristina de Leon, Laika Maninang, Leon Matawaran, Alyssa Mora, Darlene Louise Ordanza, Janella Salvador, Juan Miguel Santos, Stephen Tan, Ma. Danica Velasco, and Caleb John Hinanay.

Dubbed “Musmusikwela, for Eskwelahan ng Musmos Sa Musika,” the project is a joint undertaking of the Music Museum Group with TMSRC . It was launched by Music Museum in May 2009 as its centerpiece project for its 20th anniversary celebration. The Music Museum created music grants for the most promising kids and had them train under music masters Maestro Ryan Cayabyab, wife Emy, and other TMSRC faculty.

For more information about Musmusikwela, go to www.musicmuseum.com.ph.