America's Got Talent: Ansley Burns advances to semis after Simon Cowell brings her back as wildcard

Teenage singer Ansley Burns after being saved yet again advanced Wednesday to the semifinals of America's Got Talent. Wildcard pick: Simon Cowell picked Ansley to return as a wildcard and was the first to congratulate her after she advanced Emotional moment: AGT host Terry Crew took a knee as he interviewed Ansley after she won the Dunkin' Save No words: Ansley was at a loss for words after making it to the semis 'You were in the bottom three, but in that danger zone and the public brought you back once again. First in: Alex Dowis was the first to make the semis as singer Carmen Carter was eliminated Street art: The black-light painter from Prague impressed with his live artwork Monday depicting the evolution of man Luke Islam, 12, who earned a Golden Buzzer from judge Julianne Hough, 31, was next to advance after performing his version of 'You Will Be Found' from the musical Dear Evan Hansen. Young singers: Luke Islam, 12, who earned a Golden Buzzer from judge Julianne Hough, 31, was next to move onto the semis as girl group GFORCE was eliminated Proud judge: Julianne was proud of her golden buzzer pick Luke as he moved forward Pillbox hat: Gabrielle Union wore an all-white outfit that included a matching pillbox hat 'America has voted and the next going into the semis is.both of you!,' Terry told the contestants who were expecting only one act to advance. Very naughty: Terry told Kodi Lee and Voices Of Service they were both moving onto the semis as they expected one would be eliminated Family affair: Danger act Messoudi Brothers also made it to the next round Comic impressions: Greg Morton made it to the semis with his impressions of Hollywood stars The five acts departing included: singer Carmen Carter, girl group GFORCE, danger act Bir Khalsa, Emerald Belles and Sophie.